The Last Supper (1995) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A psychology graduate student living with the other four. Warns Norman Arbuthnot about the poisoned wine before the final dinner. Dies alongside the group after Norman outsmarts them.
A wealthy law student and one of the five graduate students. Initially participates in the murders and protests sparing the teenager. Dies along with the group after Norman's final toast.
A social work graduate student living with the group. Zack threatens to rape her during the initial confrontation. Later regrets his death and participates in the subsequent murders. Dies after the fi...
An aspiring painter and the first victim of Zack's violence. Fatally stabs Zack in self-defense, triggering the group's plan to murder other conservatives. Dies after the final dinner.
A political science doctoral student. Becomes increasingly unhinged and secretly murders Sheriff Stanley. Pushes hardest to kill Norman Arbuthnot but is ultimately dissuaded. Dies after the final dinn...
The local sheriff investigating a missing person case. Becomes suspicious of the students and trespasses in their backyard. Secretly killed by Luke.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sheriff Stanley questions Paulie at the students' home during her investigation.
Sheriff Stanley questions Marc at the house after becoming suspicious of the students' behavior.
Sheriff Stanley questions Pete at the students' home while investigating Jenny Tyler's disappearance.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Luke supports the group's practice of killing guests who do not recant their conservative beliefs.
The students' murdered dinner guests include an anti-abortion activist.
The abortion activist is one of the conservative guests targeted by the students' dinner procedure.
An abortion activist is listed among the conservative dinner guests whom the students murder for refusing to change beliefs.
After finding Sheriff Stanley trespassing in the backyard, Luke kills her secretly without the others knowing.
Luke is the only student who still wants to kill Norman and calls him Hitler before being dissuaded.
Marc attends the final dinner where the group considers poisoning Norman.
Paulie is part of the group that hosts Norman during the final dinner and debates his fate.
Pete joins the students in inviting Norman to dinner and later argues over whether Norman should be killed.
Before leaving Norman alone at the dinner table, Jude warns him that the wine in the blue bottle has gone bad.
Marc and Luke live together in the student house and participate in the dinner-murder scheme.
Paulie regrets the veteran's death, while Luke later becomes increasingly unhinged and secretly kills the sheriff.
A group of idealistic students turns ideological judgment into murder before a persuasive outsider reverses their deadly ritual.
Directed by Stacy Title
The Last Supper (1995) · 6.5/10 · comedy, crime, drama, thriller
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