Open Season 3 (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Boog is a domesticated grizzly who is forced to adapt to forest life, becomes a defender of the woodland animals, and ultimately chooses that life with Ursa. In the third film, Doug tricks Boog into s...
This voice credit covers several woodland roles. Elliot is Boog’s close friend, later marries Giselle and becomes a father, and repeatedly joins forest adventures. Ian leads Elliot’s estranged herd an...
Giselita is one of Elliot and Giselle’s three fawn children and part of the forest family that Boog considers close to him. In the third film, she helps discover and expose Doug’s impersonation of Boo...
Gisela is one of Elliot and Giselle’s three fawn children. In the third film, she discovers that Doug is impersonating Boog and helps expose the deception to the other forest animals, setting the resc...
Alistair is an Argentine camelid and Doug’s circus companion. Doug promises to return for him after switching places with Boog, but abandons that promise; Alistair later reveals Doug’s scheme to Boog....
Mr. Weenie is a dachshund who joins Boog and the forest animals, but in the second film he follows a biscuit trail back to his former owners, Bob and Bobbie. After a rescue attempt and an adventure at...
Fifi is a pet dog who hates wild animals and tries to pull Mr. Weenie back into pet life at Pet Paradiso. After being shocked by a collar, he vows revenge and later tries to electrocute the wild anima...
Elvis is one of Elliot and Giselle’s three fawn children. He is part of the family that Boog feels left out of when Elliot’s attention shifts toward family life, and Boog is his honorary uncle. The st...
This voice credit covers Giselle and Ursa. Giselle is Elliot’s partner and later wife, and the mother of their three fawn children; she helps expose Doug’s impersonation and tries to explain Elliot’s...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot states that Elliot and Giselle are parents of Elvis.
The plot states that Elliot and Giselle are parents of Giselita.
The plot states that Elliot and Giselle are parents of Gisela.
Boog is described as the honorary uncle of Elliot and Giselle's children, including Elvis.
Boog is described as the honorary uncle of Elliot and Giselle's children, including Giselita. Giselita helps discover that Doug is not Boog.
Boog is described as the honorary uncle of Elliot and Giselle's children, including Gisela. Gisela helps discover that Doug is not Boog.
Boog falls in love with Ursa, and she gradually reciprocates after learning how different he is from Doug. She accepts his invitation to live in the f...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Fifi is among Mr. Weenie's friends who see Boog in the circus commercial and join the attempt to rescue him.
Mr. Weenie sees Boog in a circus commercial, mistakes the performances for attempts to kill him, and travels with the other pets to the circus to resc...
Alistair reveals Doug's scheme to Boog in the circus. Boog forgives Alistair, and they bond over feeling abandoned by their best friends.
Elliot has distanced himself from Boog since starting a family, but later leads the forest animals to rescue him. At the end, they go on the guys' tri...
Boog's search for companionship takes him from a lonely solo trip to a circus romance, while his friends confront an impostor and bring him home.
Directed by Cody Cameron
Open Season 3 (2010) · 5.7/10 · adventure, animation, comedy, family, tv-movie
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