Passionada (2003) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
British card counter apprehended by casino staff. He repeatedly pursues Celia, lies about his profession to win her affection, and eventually reconciles with her. He later works at the casino tracking...
Portuguese American widow in New Bedford who sings fado. Initially rejects Charlie's advances, suspects an affair, and turns him away, but eventually forgives him, marries him, and works as a casino s...
Celia's daughter who sneaks out to a casino. She negotiates with Charlie to teach her card counting in exchange for helping him romance her mother, driving the early plot and romantic conflict.
Charlie's friend who warns him against card counting. She later visits Celia to persuade her to forgive Charlie and give him another chance, playing a key role in the couple's reconciliation.
Charlie's friend who accompanies him to diner and restaurant outings. He attempts to convince Charlie to quit card counting and witnesses his initial interest in Celia.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Charles becomes interested in Celia after hearing her sing fado and repeatedly tries to date her.
Celia is described as living in New Bedford with her daughter Vicky. She worries when Vicky stays out all night at a casino.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lois visits Celia at her home and convinces her to take Charles back.
Charles meets Lois at the Shawmut Diner, and she later visits Celia to help repair Charles's relationship with her.
Charles meets with his friends Daniel and Lois Vargas at the Shawmut Diner, and Daniel later accompanies him to a Portuguese restaurant.
Vicky agrees to help Charles pursue Celia in exchange for card-counting lessons.
A card counter and a grieving singer overcome deception, suspicion, and separation before rebuilding their lives together.
Directed by Dan Ireland
Passionada (2003) · 6.9/10 · comedy, romance
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