Character Relationships in Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Miss Price (played by Angela Lansbury) is a protagonist in Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
Reluctant caretaker of three evacuated orphans who is secretly a witch. She learns magic via correspondence school to aid the British war effort. After discovering the final spell is missing pages, she travels to London to find her teacher. She retrieves the Star of Astoroth medallion and uses Substitutiary Locomotion on museum exhibits to repel a German invasion, eventually adopting the children. Emelius (played by David Tomlinson) is a protagonist in Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
Charismatic street magician who created a witchcraft course as a joke, shocked that the spells actually work. He partners with Miss Price to locate the missing spell pages and travels to Naboombu to retrieve the Star of Astoroth. He referees a soccer match to facilitate their escape, tries to adopt the children, and eventually leaves with the Home Guard.
Character Relationship Map: Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Miss Price
(played by Angela Lansbury) — protagonist
Reluctant caretaker of three evacuated orphans who is secretly a witch. She learns magic via correspondence school to aid the British war effort. After discovering the final spell is missing pages, sh...
Emelius
(played by David Tomlinson) — protagonist
Charismatic street magician who created a witchcraft course as a joke, shocked that the spells actually work. He partners with Miss Price to locate the missing spell pages and travels to Naboombu to r...
Key Relationships
Miss Price → Emelius
(Professional Mentor)
Story Analysis
A witch and a street magician unite to protect orphans and defeat invaders using magical spells.
Plot Progression
Witchcraft in the Countryside
The Quest for the Lost Spell
Adventures on Naboombu
Enchanted Defense
Directed by Robert Stevenson
Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) · 7/10 · adventure, animation, comedy, family, fantasy, music
