The Intern (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jules is the founder and CEO of About the Fit, whose demanding leadership role creates pressure in both her career and marriage. Initially skeptical of Ben, she comes to rely on his judgment and frien...
Cameron is Jules's vice president at About the Fit. When Jules becomes uncomfortable with Ben's personal questions, she asks Cameron to reassign him, and Cameron replaces Ben with Doris. This decision...
Doris is brought in as Jules's replacement intern after Cameron reassigns Ben. Described as a terrible driver, she nearly crashes while driving Jules, demonstrating that Ben was more capable and depen...
Becky is a coworker at About the Fit who becomes involved when Jules's regular driver does not appear. She asks Ben to pick Jules up, prompting Ben to act as Jules's chauffeur and ask personal questio...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
When Jules's driver does not show up, Becky asks the senior intern to pick Jules up.
After Cameron replaces the previous intern, Doris becomes Jules's assigned intern, but her driving nearly causes a crash.
The plot states that Cameron replaces the senior intern with Doris, who is assigned to work with Jules.
Jules asks Cameron to reassign the senior intern after uncomfortable personal questions, and Cameron later replaces that intern with Doris.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Becky coordinates Jules's pickup, while Doris later becomes the intern assigned to support Jules.
Both Cameron and Becky are involved in the company's internal handling of Jules's work arrangements and support needs.
A driven CEO learns to accept support, confront personal and professional pressure, and preserve her own vision.
Directed by Nancy Meyers
The Intern (2015) · 7.2/10 · comedy
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