Bluff (1924) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Betty is an unsuccessful fashion designer whose work is rejected by New York City modistes. After her brother Jack is crippled in an accident involving Mitchell's automobile, she refuses Mitchell's pr...
Robert is a young lawyer who comes to Betty's aid when Mitchell's secretary is about to have her arrested for impersonating Nina Loring. He threatens to expose Mitchell's crookedness and bluffs him in...
Mitchell is a political boss whose automobile is involved in the accident that cripples Betty's brother Jack. When Betty refuses the slim compromise he offers, he swears vengeance on her. Later, Rober...
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Robert saves Betty from arrest, and the review states that he wins Betty's affection as a result.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Robert threatens to expose Mitchell's crookedness and, by bluffing, causes Mitchell to back down.
Mitchell's automobile is involved in the accident that cripples Betty's brother. When Betty refuses his limited compromise, Mitchell swears vengeance...
A rejected designer uses deception to gain status, while a lawyer answers political intimidation with a stronger bluff.
Directed by Sam Wood
Bluff (1924) · 10/10 · drama
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