Uncle Drew (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A legendary streetball player who disappeared with his team after missing the 1968 Rucker finals. Dax recruits him to play in the Rucker Classic, and Drew agrees on the condition that they find his fo...
An underappreciated Harlem basketball coach who works as a Foot Locker clerk and hopes to lead a team to the Rucker Classic. After Mookie takes his players and Jess leaves him, Dax recruits Uncle Drew...
One of Uncle Drew's former teammates, Big Fella now runs a karate dojo and initially refuses to rejoin the team because he resents Drew. He eventually plays in the Rucker Classic, but a heart attack t...
A former member of Uncle Drew's streetball team who has since become a preacher. Dax and Drew recruit him for the Rucker Classic, but his wife Betty Lou pursues them as they leave. He reunites with hi...
The star player on Dax's Harlem Money team. He demands expensive shoes from Dax, then leaves with Mookie along with the rest of the team. Casper plays against Uncle Drew's team in the final, where he...
One of Uncle Drew's former teammates, Lights is partially blind when Dax and Drew find him at a nursing home. He rejoins the team and plays in the Rucker Classic. In the final, he collides with Casper...
A former teammate of Uncle Drew who uses a wheelchair when Dax and Drew find him at a nursing home. His granddaughter Maya volunteers there and accompanies the group as they escape and reunite the old...
Preacher's wife, who angrily pursues Dax, Drew, and Preacher as they leave town after recruiting her husband. Later, when Big Fella is hospitalized after a heart attack, she agrees to fill in as the t...
A cantankerous figure who encourages the dejected Dax to seek out Uncle Drew and rebuild a team for the Rucker Classic. Later, Angelo tells Drew about the tournament's prize money, prompting Drew to c...
Boots's granddaughter, who volunteers at the nursing home where Boots and Lights are staying. She joins the trip with the team and begins to appreciate Dax after seeing how he treats the older players...
Dax's girlfriend at the beginning of the story. After Mookie takes Dax's players and Dax is publicly humiliated, Jess dumps him and kicks him out of her apartment. She later dates Mookie, but during t...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After traveling with the reunited players, Dax begins falling for Maya.
Betty Lou is identified as Preacher's wife and pursues the van after he leaves with Drew's group.
Dax spends lavishly to keep Jess happy, and Jess later dumps him and evicts him from her apartment.
Maya volunteers at the nursing home looking after Boots.
Maya volunteers at the nursing home looking after Lights.
Dax is introduced as the basketball coach of the Harlem Money, while Casper is its star player. Dax spends lavishly to keep Casper satisfied.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
In the finals, Lights and Casper collide, leaving both players injured.
Dax persuades the reluctant Big Fella to join the team at the karate dojo.
Dax persuades Big Fella to join Drew's team after finding him at his karate dojo.
Drew and Dax reunite with Boots, one of Drew's original teammates, at the nursing home.
Drew and Dax reunite with Lights, one of Drew's original teammates, at the nursing home.
Drew and Dax travel to recruit Preacher, one of Drew's original teammates.
Dax recruits Drew after seeing his basketball demonstration, and Drew agrees to join under the condition that his original teammates are recruited.
Angelo encourages Dax to seek out Uncle Drew, the well-remembered streetball legend.
Angelo encourages the dejected Dax to seek out Uncle Drew and later tells Dax about the tournament prize money.
A humiliated coach rebuilds a legendary team and gains confidence, respect, and a renewed sense of community.
Directed by Charles Stone III
Uncle Drew (2018) · 6.6/10 · comedy
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