Dead Husbands (1998) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A social climber who married Carter for status. Dissatisfied with his desire to move to New Hampshire, she joins a sinister chain letter with Sheila and Rosemary to have her husband killed, only to fa...
Alexandra's husband who discovers a list of recently deceased men's names with his own at the bottom. He teams up with his friend Betty to investigate the mystery and prevent his name from reaching th...
An unhappy wife who befriends Alexandra. She participates in a deadly chain letter scheme alongside Rosemary, motivated by the desire to retain the financial benefits of her marriage without leaving h...
Carter's loyal friend who assists him in unraveling the mystery of the ominous list. Together, they race to solve the puzzle before Carter becomes the next victim.
The companion of Sheila, another dissatisfied wife who joins Alexandra in the murder chain letter. They seek to eliminate their husbands while keeping their financial stability intact.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Carter as Alexandra's husband.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot describes Sheila and Rosemary as a pair of wives involved in the chain letter.
Alexandra befriends Rosemary, who is part of the chain-letter scheme Alexandra joins.
Alexandra befriends Sheila, and Sheila is involved in the chain-letter scheme that Alexandra joins.
Carter works with his friend Betty to solve the mystery of the list.
A husband investigates a threatening list while his dissatisfied wife enters a deadly chain-letter scheme.
Directed by Paul Shapiro
Dead Husbands (1998) · 5.7/10 · comedy, mystery, thriller, tv-movie
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