Mr. Green
Mr. Green is listed as Boarding house owner. An older man whose wife is hospitalized. In the parsed data, Mr. Green is connected to 3 scenes, 9 dialogue lines, 9 text mentions, first appearing around scene 4.
3 scenes / 9 dialogue lines
1974
Various individuals arrive in Nashville, including the observant Tricycle Man, a boarding house owner named Mr. Green, and a limo driver and entertainer named Norman. Sueleen Gay, an aspiring singer, works as a waitress at the airport coffee shop, dreaming of a music career while Haven Hamilton, a prominent country star, records a song in a studio, interrupted by documentary filmmaker Opal. Kenny checks into Mr. Green's boarding house, meeting his niece, L.A. Joan, as other musicians like Albuquerque, Bill, and Mary record songs in different studios, with Bill expressing frustration over Tom's absence. The fragile country star Barbara Jean is discharged from Baptist Hospital, with her manager Barnett navigating political requests from Triplette, setting the stage for the intertwining lives of these characters in the Nashville music scene.
Save the Cat beat sheet
The story introduces various Nashville characters arriving and pursuing music careers, with initial conflicts in a recording studio and personal crossroads at a boarding house and hospital.
Open full beat sheetMr. Green is listed as Boarding house owner. An older man whose wife is hospitalized. In the parsed data, Mr. Green is connected to 3 scenes, 9 dialogue lines, 9 text mentions, first appearing around scene 4.
3 scenes / 9 dialogue linesTricycle Man is listed as Observer. A man who travels on a tricycle and observes the events in Nashville. In the parsed data, Tricycle Man is connected to 3 scenes, 6 dialogue lines, 6 text mentions, first appearing around scene 4.
3 scenes / 6 dialogue linesBill is listed as Musician. A musician and husband of Mary. In the parsed data, Bill is connected to 2 scenes, 2 dialogue lines, 2 text mentions, first appearing around scene 6.
2 scenes / 2 dialogue linesDelbert Reese is listed as Lawyer. A lawyer connected to Haven Hamilton. In the parsed data, Delbert Reese is connected to 2 scenes, 1 dialogue line, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 8.
2 scenes / 1 dialogue linesL.A. Joan is listed as Green's niece. A young woman from California visiting her uncle. In the parsed data, L.A. Joan is connected to 2 scenes, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 4.
2 scenes / 0 dialogue linesMary is listed as Musician. A musician and wife of Bill. In the parsed data, Mary is connected to 2 scenes, first appearing around scene 6.
2 scenes / 0 dialogue linesJohn Triplette is listed as Political organizer. A man organizing a benefit for Hal Phillip Walker. In the parsed data, John Triplette is connected to 1 scene, 1 dialogue line, 2 text mentions, first appearing around scene 8.
1 scenes / 1 dialogue linesHaven Hamilton is listed as Country star. A prominent country music star and honorary mayor. In the parsed data, Haven Hamilton is connected to 1 scene, 1 dialogue line, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 3.
1 scenes / 1 dialogue linesSueleen Gay is listed as Waitress/Aspiring singer. A waitress at the airport coffee shop trying to break into the music business. In the parsed data, Sueleen Gay is connected to 1 scene, 1 dialogue line, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 2.
1 scenes / 1 dialogue linesTom is listed as Musician. A musician who has a complicated relationship with Bill and Mary. In the parsed data, Tom is connected to 1 scene, 1 dialogue line, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 6.
1 scenes / 1 dialogue linesWade is listed as Kitchen worker. A man who works in the airport kitchen. In the parsed data, Wade is connected to 1 scene, 1 dialogue line, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 2.
1 scenes / 1 dialogue linesBarnett is listed as Barbara Jean's manager. The protective and demanding manager of Barbara Jean. In the parsed data, Barnett is connected to 1 scene, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 8.
1 scenes / 0 dialogue linesAlbuquerque is listed as Aspiring singer. A young woman trying to make it in the music scene. In the parsed data, Albuquerque is connected to 1 scene, first appearing around scene 5.
1 scenes / 0 dialogue linesBarbara Jean is listed as Country star. A fragile, famous country singer. In the parsed data, Barbara Jean is connected to 1 scene, first appearing around scene 8.
1 scenes / 0 dialogue linesBud Hamilton is listed as Haven's son. Haven Hamilton's son who manages his business. In the parsed data, Bud Hamilton is connected to 1 scene, first appearing around scene 3.
1 scenes / 0 dialogue linesLady Pearl is listed as Haven's associate. A woman who works closely with Haven Hamilton. In the parsed data, Lady Pearl is connected to 1 scene, first appearing around scene 3.
1 scenes / 0 dialogue linesNorman is listed as Limo driver/Entertainer. A man who drives a limo and performs comedy routines. In the parsed data, Norman is connected to 1 scene, first appearing around scene 1.
1 scenes / 0 dialogue linesOpal is listed as Documentary filmmaker. A BBC filmmaker gathering information for a documentary. In the parsed data, Opal is connected to 1 scene, first appearing around scene 3.
1 scenes / 0 dialogue linesHal Phillip Walker is listed as Presidential candidate. A third-party presidential candidate. In the parsed data, Hal Phillip Walker is connected to 1 text mention.
0 scenes / 0 dialogue linesConnie White is listed as Country singer. A famous country singer and rival to Barbara Jean.
0 scenes / 0 dialogue linesKenny is listed as Musician/Fan. A young man who comes to Nashville with a violin case.
0 scenes / 0 dialogue linesLinnea Reese is listed as Delbert's wife. A woman who sings in a gospel choir.
0 scenes / 0 dialogue linesStar is listed as Truck driver. A man looking for Albuquerque.
0 scenes / 0 dialogue linesTommy Brown is listed as Country star. A country singer.
0 scenes / 0 dialogue linesTricycle Man, Mr. Green, and Norman arrive at the airport.
Tricycle Man, Mr. Green, NormanSueleen serves customers while discussing her singing aspirations with Wade and Tricycle Man.
Tricycle Man, Mr. Green, Sueleen Gay, Delbert Reese, WadeHaven Hamilton records a song while Opal interrupts.
Haven Hamilton, Bud Hamilton, Lady Pearl, OpalKenny checks into Mr. Green's boarding house and meets his niece, L.A. Joan.
Tricycle Man, Mr. Green, L.A. JoanAlbuquerque records a song in a studio.
AlbuquerqueTom is on the phone, Mary approaches him, and Bill interrupts them to get to the studio.
Tom, Mary, Bill, L.A. JoanBill and Mary record a song, but Bill is frustrated by Tom's absence.
Bill, MaryBarnett prepares to discharge Barbara Jean while dealing with Triplette's political requests.
Barbara Jean, Barnett, Delbert Reese, John TripletteMy wire's been in the hospital so things might be a little dusty, but the sheets are clean and the bath's down the hall. You're in music, I guess, aren't you? 'Cause my niece sings most of the day. That won't bother you, will it?
Who the hell is playing piano? Get that hippie out of here... He's got a tin ear.
Oh... a little of both. Just thought I'd look around at Nashville for a while.
He's lining up talent for Hal Phillip Walker.
Come on, dammit. They want to check levels.
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