Character Relationships in Hugo

Anabelle (played by Chiara Mastroianni) appears in Hugo. Robert Zuchini's wife. She is mentioned as being away on a business trip in the United States while Robert deals with his personal life and prepares his performances. Suzanne (played by Louise Orry-Diquéro) appears in Hugo. One of three young women and close friends of Lisbeth. She, along with Pia and Georgia, prepares a theater show about the women in Victor Hugo's life and meets Robert at the Toucan Blanc theater. Lisbeth (played by Marie Narbonne) appears in Hugo. Robert's estranged daughter from nearly twenty years ago. She leaves a newspaper for her father at the bakery, prompting his search. After a long period of no contact, she finally reunites with Robert, travels to Guernsey with him, and survives a dangerous windsurfing incident. Pia (played by Suzanne De Baecque) appears in Hugo. One of three young women and close friends of Lisbeth. She collaborates with Suzanne and Georgia on a theatrical production inspired by Victor Hugo's life and helps Robert reconnect with his daughter. La Boulangère (played by Agnès Sourdillon) appears in Hugo. The local bakery owner who gives Robert the newspaper left by a young woman. She also receives two tickets to Robert's performance for herself and her niece Éponine. Georgia (played by Iris Bry) appears in Hugo. One of three young women and close friends of Lisbeth. She participates in preparing a show about Victor Hugo's life and assists Robert in obtaining Lisbeth's contact information.

Character Relationship Map: Hugo

Hugo (2026) Poster

Hugo (2026) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Key Relationships

Story Analysis

A story of fractured family ties, theatrical collaboration, and a life-saving rescue that bridges past and present.

Plot Progression

  1. The Baker's Revelation
  2. Stages of Connection
  3. The Long-Awaited Reunion
  4. Guernsey Trials

Directed by Pascal Bonitzer

Hugo (2026) · 6.7/10 · comedy, drama