Aces and Eights (1936) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Tim is a refined gambler known for avoiding firearms. After exposing Jose as a card cheat and knocking him unconscious during an altercation, he becomes the Marshal’s suspect in Jose’s murder. He take...
Jose is Don Hernandez’s son and a card player whom Tim exposes as a cheat. After an altercation in which Tim knocks him unconscious, Jose is shot. His death leads the Marshal to suspect Tim, but evide...
Amos Harden owns the saloon and is present during the card game that ends with Jose’s death. He conspires with gambler Ace Morgan to seize the Hernandez ranch through fraudulent means. Tim’s efforts t...
Ace Morgan is a gambler who was present at the fatal card game involving Jose. He conspires with saloon owner Amos Harden to take the Hernandez ranch by fraudulent means. Tim ultimately opposes their...
The Marshal suspects Tim of murdering Jose after learning of the altercation in which Tim knocked Jose unconscious. His suspicion keeps pressure on Tim as he seeks refuge at the Hernandez ranch and wo...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot states that saloon owner Amos and gambler Ace conspire together to seize the Hernandez ranch by fraudulent means.
Ace is involved with Amos in the plan to seize the Hernandez ranch, while Tim raises the stakes and outwits them through gambling.
Amos conspires to seize the Hernandez ranch, while Tim focuses on saving it and later outwits Amos through high-stakes gambling.
The Marshal suspects Tim of murdering Jose and continually harasses him while pursuing the case.
Tim exposes Jose as a cheat during a card game. After an altercation, Tim renders Jose unconscious, and Jose is later shot.
A refined gambler must defeat a ranch conspiracy and clear himself after a card-game killing.
Directed by Sam Newfield
Aces and Eights (1936) · 5.6/10 · action, western
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