Georgia Mozell (played by Diane Keaton) is a protagonist in Hanging Up.
Self-absorbed editor of a successful women's magazine. She attempts to exploit her father's illness for professional gain, previously stole Eve's stuffing recipe, and eventually reconciles with her sisters during a Thanksgiving gathering. Lou Mozell (played by Walter Matthau) appears in Hanging Up.
A cantankerous 79-year-old father with a history of alcoholism and infidelity. He suffers from dementia, is hospitalized, and his past actions deeply impact his daughters. He briefly regains consciousness to name an actress before passing away. Dr. Omar Kunundar (played by Shaun Duke) appears in Hanging Up.
A doctor involved in a car accident with Eve. He and his mother later counsel Eve on managing the overwhelming stress of her caregiving duties.
Hanging Up (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Georgia Mozell
(played by Diane Keaton) — protagonist
Self-absorbed editor of a successful women's magazine. She attempts to exploit her father's illness for professional gain, previously stole Eve's stuffing recipe, and eventually reconciles with her si...
Lou Mozell
(played by Walter Matthau) — supporting
A cantankerous 79-year-old father with a history of alcoholism and infidelity. He suffers from dementia, is hospitalized, and his past actions deeply impact his daughters. He briefly regains conscious...
Dr. Omar Kunundar
(played by Shaun Duke) — supporting
A doctor involved in a car accident with Eve. He and his mother later counsel Eve on managing the overwhelming stress of her caregiving duties.
Key Relationships
Lou Mozell → Dr. Omar Kunundar
(Conflict Opposing)
Dr. Omar Kunundar → Georgia Mozell
(Professional Physician)
Georgia Mozell → Lou Mozell
(Family Father)
Story Analysis
Three estranged sisters navigate their father's dementia, unresolved childhood trauma, and personal crises to ultimately heal their fractured bond.