Character Relationships in Home Team

Mr. Butler (played by Steve Guttenberg) is a protagonist in Home Team. A former professional soccer player with a history of partying and gambling, sentenced to one year of probation as a handyman at a dilapidated boys' home. He initially conceals his athletic skills but is persuaded to coach the struggling Home Team soccer squad, helping them improve and lead them to a crucial rematch victory on the path to a championship. Karen (played by Sophie Lorain) is a protagonist in Home Team. The head of a boys' home caring for eleven children. She organizes and persuades the boys to form a soccer team called the Home Team to give them a meaningful outlet and purpose during their time at the facility. Cookie (played by Michel Perron) appears in Home Team. The cook at the boys' home who enjoys betting on horse races. He places a wager with a Las Vegas bookie that the Home Team will win the championship, hoping the potential payout will secure a new house for the boys.

Character Relationship Map: Home Team

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Characters

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

Story Analysis

A disgraced former soccer player helps a boys' home team grow into a source of unity and possible renewal.

Plot Progression

  1. Probation At The Home
  2. The Team Finds Its Coach
  3. Fire And Possible Separation
  4. The Rematch And New Hope

Directed by Allan A. Goldstein

Home Team (1999) · 5.2/10 · comedy, family

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