Mo' Money (1992) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Johnny Stewart is a lifelong con man who works with his younger brother Seymour Stewart. He takes an honest mailroom job at Dynasty Club to impress Amber Evans, then exploits deceased cardholders' inf...
Amber Evans is the woman Johnny Stewart wants to impress and pursue romantically. Her employment at Dynasty Club motivates Johnny to obtain an honest job there, although he soon turns his access to cr...
Lt. Raymond Walsh is a police lieutenant and the former partner of Johnny Stewart's deceased father. He questions Chris Fields about Keith Heading, investigates Chris's murder, and discovers credit ca...
Keith Heading is the head of security at Dynasty Club and secretly runs a stolen credit card operation. He threatens Chris Fields, arranges Chris's murder, and promotes Johnny Stewart after Chris's de...
Chris Fields is a Dynasty Club employee who trains Johnny Stewart as a mailroom clerk. Keith Heading threatens Chris in a restroom because of Keith's criminal activities, leaving him terrified. Chris...
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Keith records Johnny stealing a returned credit card and pressures him to join the stolen-card enterprise.
Lt. Walsh questions Chris about Keith and later investigates Chris's murder.
After Johnny becomes a mailroom clerk at Dynasty Club, Chris trains him to perform the job.
Johnny meets Amber and seeks an honest job at her company because he wants to impress and woo her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Walsh investigates Chris's murder and the credit-card receipts found on Chris, while Johnny is involved in the related credit-card scheme.
Walsh investigates crimes connected to Keith, and Keith shoots Walsh in the arm during an attack.
Keith threatens Chris in the men's restroom, terrifying him.
A con man pursues love through legitimate work and fraud before confronting the criminal network that exploits him.
Directed by Peter MacDonald
Mo' Money (1992) · 5.6/10 · action, comedy, crime, drama, romance, thriller
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