Something Wild (1986) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Charles Driggs is a conventional New York investment banker whose orderly life is disrupted when Audrey Hankel takes him on a reckless journey. He is handcuffed, deceived, robbed of his money and draw...
Audrey Hankel first approaches Charles Driggs under another identity and pulls him into her impulsive, lawless lifestyle, including theft, deception and a forced trip through several states. She revea...
Ray Sinclair is Audrey Hankel's violent ex-convict husband, determined to reclaim her after finding her with Charles Driggs. He robs a convenience store, pistol-whips a clerk, breaks Charles's nose an...
The Irate Chef is the restaurant employee who becomes angry when Charles Driggs cannot pay for the meal shared with Audrey Hankel. After Audrey leaves Charles with the check and he has little cash rem...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Audrey takes Charles to her Pennsylvania home and introduces him to her mother, Peaches.
The story identifies Ray as Audrey's ex-convict husband, and he appears determined to get her back.
Audrey takes Charles on a reckless journey, and he realizes he is falling in love with her. At the end, she returns and invites him back into her life...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Charles cannot pay the Italian restaurant check, the Irate Chef demands payment, and Charles flees.
Ray breaks Charles's nose during the convenience-store robbery, and Charles later confronts Ray to get Audrey away from him.
A conventional banker is drawn into a reckless journey with Audrey, whose past with the violent Ray turns their romance into a struggle for safety and trust.
Directed by Jonathan Demme
Something Wild (1986) · 6.6/10 · comedy, crime, romance
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