That Darn Cat! (1965) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
FBI agent tasked with tracking DC to locate kidnapped bank employee Margaret Miller. He establishes a surveillance operation at the Randall residence, follows the cat to the robbers' hideout, and succ...
A man in Ingrid's carpool who persistently tries to date her. He discovers DC and Kelso near his pigeon cage, chases them away, and angrily quits the carpool, later expressing dismay when Kelso replac...
One of the bank robbers who holds bank employee Margaret Miller hostage in an apartment. He is eventually arrested by FBI agents after DC leads them to their hideout.
Partner of bank robber Iggy. Together they kidnap and hold Margaret Miller hostage in an apartment until they are tracked down and arrested by the FBI.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Gregory chases Kelso away after discovering him near the pigeon cage, quits the carpool in anger, and later shows dismay when Kelso becomes Ingrid's n...
Dan is identified as Iggy's partner in holding the hostage, and Kelso reaches the apartment in time to stop the kidnappers and arrest them.
Kelso follows the cat to the apartment where Iggy is holding a bank employee hostage, then enters the hideout and helps arrest him.
The plot explicitly describes Iggy and Dan as partners who hold a bank employee hostage in an apartment.
A mischievous cat unintentionally guides an FBI investigation from a hidden hostage clue to a successful rescue.
Directed by Robert Stevenson
That Darn Cat! (1965) · 6.6/10 · comedy, crime, family
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