Character Relationships in An American Pickle

Herschel Greenbaum / Ben Greenbaum (played by Seth Rogen) is a protagonist in An American Pickle. The protagonist, a Jewish immigrant brined in a pickle vat for 100 years who wakes up in 2019 Brooklyn. He launches a successful pickle business, becomes an accidental free speech icon, and impersonates his great-grandson Ben to evade deportation. Ben is a freelance app developer who initially cuts ties with Herschel due to a criminal record, but later reconciles with him after being framed and deported, leading them to plan a joint online business. Sarah Greenbaum (played by Sarah Snook) is a protagonist in An American Pickle. Herschel's wife who emigrates from Eastern Europe in 1919 and becomes pregnant with their son. She is deceased by 2019 and buried in a Jewish cemetery that Herschel and Ben visit early in the story. Clara (played by Molly Evensen) appears in An American Pickle. Christian (played by Eliot Glazer) appears in An American Pickle. Inspector Sanders (played by Marsha Stephanie Blake) appears in An American Pickle. Kevin (played by Kalen Allen) appears in An American Pickle. Teenage Kid (played by Dino Rende) appears in An American Pickle. Border Patrol Agent (played by Jeremy Michael Grey) appears in An American Pickle.

Character Relationship Map: An American Pickle

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An American Pickle (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Story Analysis

A century-old Jewish immigrant navigates modern America while clashing and reconciling with his great-grandson.

Plot Progression

  1. The Century Slumber
  2. Street Business & Rivalry
  3. Viral Fame & Sabotage
  4. Identity Swap & Exile
  5. Reconciliation & Legacy

Directed by Brandon Trost

An American Pickle (2020) · 5.8/10 · comedy, drama

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q58762343), public domain (CC0).