Blended (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Widower navigating fatherhood with three daughters. Accidentally books a resort vacation with Lauren after a credit card mix-up. Teaches the boys baseball and boxing, bonds with the girls, and ultimat...
Divorced mother struggling with her sons' hostility. Accidentally shares a resort vacation with Jim. Helps the girls adjust, bonds with them, and eventually reconciles her past to move forward with Ji...
Resort attendee at the blended family dinner. Married to a much younger woman, causing tension with his teenage son.
Jim's daughter who copes with her mother's death by pretending she is still around. Initially hesitant but ultimately encourages the kids to keep Lauren.
Lauren's coworker and friend. Breaks up with boyfriend Dick, whose vacation package to Africa accidentally gets taken by Lauren and Jim. Later reconciles with Dick.
Eddy's young new bride. Attends the resort's blended family dinner.
Eddy's teenage son who is initially uncomfortable with his father's younger marriage. Becomes the object of Hilary's crush.
Lauren's son dealing with his parents' divorce. Learns boxing from Jim and supports his brother Tyler at his baseball game.
Lauren's son who struggles with anger. Learns baseball hitting from Jim and finds inspiration at his game with Jim's support.
Jim's youngest daughter. Lauren sings Over the Rainbow to her, a song from her mother, helping the girls accept Lauren.
Jen's ex-boyfriend and Jim's boss. Originally booked a trip to Africa with Jen, which Lauren and Jim take. Brings his five kids to support Tyler.
Jim's eldest daughter experiencing puberty and seeking a more feminine image. Develops a crush on Jake and adapts well to Lauren.
Lauren's cheating ex-husband. Bullies Jim and abandons his son Tyler. Attempts to reunite with Lauren but is rejected due to his poor parenting and infidelity.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dick is explicitly identified as Jim's boss, and Jim makes the vacation arrangement with him.
Ginger is Eddy's new bride, while Jake is identified as Eddy's teenage son.
Jake is described as Eddy's teenage son and is uncomfortable with his father's younger marriage.
Eddy attends the blended family dinner with his new bride Ginger, who is much younger than him.
The plot states that Hilary develops a crush on Jake at first sight.
Jen announces that she has broken up with Dick, but the plot later states that they are back together.
Jim and Lauren grow closer during the vacation, admit they want to be together, and kiss at Tyler's baseball game.
The plot directly calls Tyler Mark's son when Mark visits Lauren's house and later abandons Tyler.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jen's breakup conversation with Lauren inadvertently reveals the Africa vacation arrangement to Jim.
Jen is identified as Lauren's friend and coworker, and she comes to Lauren's house to discuss her breakup.
Lou asks Lauren to put her to bed, and Lauren sings Over the Rainbow before kissing the girls goodnight.
Lauren sings to Lou, and the girls discover how much they love Lauren while coping with their mother's absence.
Lauren helps Hilary change her tomboyish look into a more feminine one while bonding with the girls.
The plot states that Jim teaches Brendan how to box during the vacation.
Jim teaches Tyler how to hit in baseball and helps him manage his anger after he strikes out.
Two damaged families gradually transform an accidental vacation into a loving blended family.
Directed by Frank Coraci
Blended (2014) · 6.9/10 · comedy, romance
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