Roger Dodger (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Roger is a cynical New York City advertising copywriter and self-styled lothario whose on-again/off-again relationship with Joyce collapses. After his nephew Nick arrives seeking help with women, Roge...
Nick is Roger's sixteen-year-old nephew, visiting New York City for a Columbia University admissions interview. A virgin who has never been kissed, he asks Roger for help with women and follows his ad...
Joyce is Roger's on-again/off-again girlfriend and his boss at the advertising agency. After ending their relationship, she becomes involved with someone else and hosts a party at her apartment withou...
Sophie is one of the women Roger and Nick meet at the singles bar. During the group's conversation outside, she learns that Nick has never been kissed and kisses him. Although she appreciates Nick's g...
Andrea is one of the women Roger and Nick meet at an upscale singles bar. She joins them outside for a conversation about early sexual experiences and, together with Sophie, responds favorably to Nick...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After Sophie learns that Nick is a virgin who has never been kissed, she kisses him.
Joyce is described as Roger's on-again/off-again girlfriend before dumping him.
Nick is explicitly identified as Roger's sixteen-year-old nephew and stays at Roger's apartment.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Andrea and Sophie arrive together at the singles bar, hold a lengthy conversation with Roger and Nick, and leave together by taxi.
Andrea and Sophie are impressed by Nick but annoyed by Roger's womanizing before leaving for home.
Andrea and Sophie are annoyed by Roger's womanizing and decide to go home.
Nick meets Andrea at the singles bar and later leaves the bar with her, Sophie, and Roger for a conversation.
A cynical seduction mentor leads his inexperienced nephew through increasingly questionable lessons that expose the limits of his own worldview.
Directed by Dylan Kidd
Roger Dodger (2002) · 6.1/10 · comedy, drama
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