24 Hours (1931) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Rosie's ex-husband, Tony is jealous of her relationship with Jim and tries to persuade her to take him back. After killing a man outside a bar, he goes to Rosie's home intending to kill Jim, but kills...
A member of the criminal world who tracks Tony to Mrs. Dacklehorst's home with his gang. The man Tony shot was part of Dave's mob, and Dave's arrival leads to Tony being found and shot dead.
A woman who gives Tony a place to hide after Rosie's murder. Tony asks her to deliver or mail a letter to his gang, but she betrays him instead. Dave and his gang track Tony to her home, where he is s...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mrs. Dacklehorst's betrayal enables Dave the Slapper and his gang to track Tony down and kill him.
Tony hides out at Mrs. Dacklehorst's place and asks her to deliver or mail a letter to his gang.
The man Tony shot was part of Dave the Slapper's mob. Dave and his gang track Tony down and shoot him.
A failing marriage becomes entangled with jealousy, murder, criminal retaliation, and eventual exoneration.
Directed by Marion Gering
24 Hours (1931) · 6.3/10 · drama
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