Character Relationships in Two-Way Stretch

Dodger Lane (played by Peter Sellers) is a protagonist in Two-Way Stretch. One of the three main prisoners nearing release. Collaborates with Soapy Stevens to plan a major diamond robbery, escapes in a fake prison van, and hides the stolen diamonds in the Governor's office until his release. Soapy Stevens (played by Wilfrid Hyde-White) appears in Two-Way Stretch. A conman who poses as a visiting vicar to propose a diamond robbery scheme to the inmates. He drives the fake prison van for their escape and is later arrested after the diamonds are lost on a train. Governor Horatio Bennett (played by Maurice Denham) appears in Two-Way Stretch. The prison governor whose office is utilized by the escaped trio as a temporary hiding place for the stolen diamonds until they are officially released. Jelly Knight (played by David Lodge) appears in Two-Way Stretch. One of the three primary inmates nearing the end of their sentences. Joins the diamond robbery plot, participates in the prison break, and attempts to retrieve the diamonds after they are lost. Chief Prison Officer Sidney Crout (played by Lionel Jeffries) appears in Two-Way Stretch. A strict, disciplinarian prison officer nicknamed Sour. He nearly disrupts the trio's escape and, after Soapy's arrest, violently throttles an actual vicar, triggering a near-riot in the prison. Mrs. Price (played by Irene Handl) appears in Two-Way Stretch. The mother of prisoner Lennie Price. She actively assists Dodger, Jelly, and Lennie in smuggling themselves out of prison inside a fake prison van. Lennie Price (played by Bernard Cribbins) appears in Two-Way Stretch. Also known as Lennie the Dip, he is one of the three main prisoners. He participates in the robbery scheme and escape, with his mother Mrs. Price assisting the operation. Chief Prison Officer Jenkins (played by George Woodbridge) appears in Two-Way Stretch.

Character Relationship Map: Two-Way Stretch

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Two-Way Stretch (1960) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Story Analysis

A comedic prison break scheme spirals into chaos as stolen diamonds are lost and authorities close in.

Plot Progression

  1. The Deceptive Proposal
  2. The Great Escape & Return
  3. Lost Loot & Prison Riot
  4. The Sultan's Heist

Directed by Robert Day

Two-Way Stretch (1960) · 6.8/10 · comedy, crime

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