The Kitchen (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Kathy is married to Jimmy and becomes one of the women running the O'Carroll family's businesses while their husbands are imprisoned. She helps redirect protection payments to the women, later opposes...
Ruby is married to Kevin, the son of family boss Helen O'Carroll. After Kevin is imprisoned, she helps Kathy and Claire take control of the family's income and calls in Gabriel to remove Little Jackie...
Claire is married to Rob, who frequently beats and abuses her. While he is imprisoned, she joins Kathy and Ruby in taking control of the family's businesses and begins a relationship with Gabriel. Aft...
Gabriel is a disgraced Irish mob enforcer whom Ruby brings in to support the women. He assassinates Little Jackie and becomes romantically involved with Claire. After Claire dies, he says he has no re...
Alfonso is the head of Brooklyn's Italian Mafia. He confronts Kathy, Ruby, and Claire over Irish American expansion into his territory, then offers support in exchange for construction jobs for Italia...
Little Jackie takes over Kevin's role in the O'Carroll family after the men are imprisoned. He promises to care for the wives but gives them barely enough to live on, while demanding increased payment...
Helen is the boss of the O'Carroll crime family and Kevin's mother. Ruby is married to her son, but Helen disapproves of the marriage and would likely force Kevin to divorce Ruby when he returns. Ruby...
Kevin is Helen O'Carroll's son and Ruby's husband. While he is imprisoned, Ruby joins Kathy and Claire in taking control of the family's operations. After his release, Kevin seeks to reclaim power as...
Jimmy is Kathy's husband and a member of the O'Carroll crime family. Increasingly disillusioned with mob life, he urges Kathy to leave crime behind and start over after his release. He later leaves wi...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Coretti warns the women that Kevin has ordered them killed, and Ruby pays the Coretti family to carry out the counterattack.
Kathy makes Ruby remove Colin from the assassination list because Kathy is fond of him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kathy relies on the women's alliance while Gabriel backs them, but later Gabriel deserts Ruby and does not oppose Kathy's settlement.
After Kathy has Colin removed from Ruby's assassination list, Colin later kills Claire in an act of revenge.
After his release, Kevin seeks to reassert power, while the women are targeted under his orders.
Gabriel, described as a disgraced Irish mob enforcer, assassinates Little Jackie after being called in by Ruby.
Jackie assumes Kevin's role but is later eliminated after Ruby calls Gabriel for assistance.
Jackie confronts the women after discovering that they have redirected protection payments and expanded their influence.
Coretti supports the women's organization after negotiating territorial and construction arrangements with them.
Ruby pays the Coretti family to murder Kevin and his associates after Coretti warns that they have been marked for death.
Coretti offers to support the women in exchange for construction jobs, and Kathy later negotiates with him over protection.
Ruby calls Gabriel for help, and Gabriel assassinates Little Jackie, allowing the women to control the family.
Ruby and Claire participate with Kathy in redirecting protection payments and expanding the women's business.
The three women persuade local businesses together and build a profitable neighborhood operation.
Kathy and Ruby work together to take over the family's operations and later Kathy proposes sharing responsibility.
Three women transform a criminal power vacuum into shared leadership while surviving betrayal, territorial conflict, and violent retaliation.
Directed by Andrea Berloff
The Kitchen (2019) · 6.1/10 · action, crime, drama
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