That Darn Cat (1997) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Protagonist; a rebellious teenager who takes it upon herself to solve the kidnapping mystery after finding a clue left by her cat.
FBI agent assigned to the kidnapping case; initially suspended after a failed surveillance operation but rejoins Patti to rescue the captives.
Wealthy town resident whose home is targeted by the kidnappers; his maid's mistaken abduction sets the plot in motion.
Patti's father; a strict parent who dislikes her unconventional lifestyle and initially reacts to her disappearance rather than the kidnapping.
Mr. Flint's wife; the original target of the kidnapping, though the captors mistakenly take the maid instead.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Lizzie as Mr. Flint's housemaid and says she is mistakenly abducted from his home.
The plot describes the kidnappers as intending to abduct Mr. Flint's wife, identifying Mrs. Flint as his wife.
The character profile identifies Peter Randall as Patti's father. The plot says her parents dislike her behavior and clothing, and her mother grounds...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Zeke investigates the hideout and finds Lizzie bound and gagged there. The plot later says Lizzie is freed and reunited with the Flints.
Patti follows D.C. to the hideout, discovers Lizzie there, and enters to intervene. Both are later found bound and gagged by Zeke.
Patti brings the kidnapping clue to FBI agent Zeke, and he initially believes her. After their investigation falters and he learns she altered the wat...
A rebellious teenager follows her cat's clue to uncover a kidnapping and helps an FBI agent rescue the captive.
Directed by Bob Spiers
That Darn Cat (1997) · 5/10 · comedy, family
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