Character Relationships in Bedazzled

George Spiggot (played by Peter Cook) is a protagonist in Bedazzled. The Devil posing as a man, who offers Stanley Moon seven wishes in exchange for his soul to help him reach a quota of 100 billion souls. He deliberately twists Stanley's wishes, uses a trial wish for an ice lolly, and ultimately fails to claim Stanley's soul before ascending to Heaven where he is rejected by God. Stanley Moon (played by Dudley Moore) is a protagonist in Bedazzled. A shy London short-order cook who attempts suicide and makes a pact with the Devil to win Margaret Spencer. His subsequent wishes backfire due to George's manipulation, but he eventually reclaims his soul, burns the contract, and pursues Margaret honestly. Margaret (played by Eleanor Bron) appears in Bedazzled. A Wimpy waitress and Stanley's love interest. She is repeatedly transformed by Stanley's cursed wishes into a pretentious intellectual, a wealthy socialite, a pop groupie, and a nun, before ultimately agreeing to meet Stanley for dinner in reality.

Character Relationship Map: Bedazzled

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Bedazzled (1967) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Key Relationships

Story Analysis

A shy restaurant worker bargains his soul to the Devil for seven wishes to win a waitress's love, only to discover every magical intervention backfires catastrophically.

Plot Progression

  1. The Devil's Bargain
  2. Wishes Gone Wrong
  3. The Nun's Dilemma
  4. Contract Nullified
  5. A New Beginning

Directed by Stanley Donen

Bedazzled (1967) · 6.2/10 · comedy, fantasy, romance