Cornered (1945) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A Canadian RCAF flyer and former POW, Laurence Gerard returns to France after World War II to investigate the killing of his bride, who belonged to the French Resistance. His search leads him to Bueno...
A mysterious man who approaches Laurence Gerard in Buenos Aires, Melchior Incza claims to know much about Gerard and initially offers help. He searches for the dossier on Marcel Jarnac, kills Diego wh...
The woman presented as Marcel Jarnac's widow, she is questioned by Laurence Gerard in Buenos Aires but refuses to cooperate at first. She is being paid to impersonate the wife of a man she has never s...
The wife of Señor Tomas Camargo, she entertains Laurence Gerard in a luxurious room and attempts to seduce him into her wealthy, pleasure-seeking life. Gerard kisses her but rejects her advance, expla...
A lawyer and associate of Diego and DuBois, Manuel Satana asks Laurence Gerard to stop following Mme. Madeleine Jarnac(Laurent) without explaining the reason. He helps prevent Gerard from shooting the...
An associate of Manuel Satana and Diego, DuBois is falsely identified as Marcel Jarnac when a forged note sends Laurence Gerard to his address. Gerard nearly shoots him, but the deception is stopped;...
A Vichy collaborator believed to have died in 1943, Marcel Jarnac is the man Laurence Gerard seeks for ordering the killing of Gerard's bride. He leads a secret Nazi organization, kills Melchior Incza...
A hotel valet who appears in Laurence Gerard's room at an unusual hour, Diego is actually an associate of Manuel Satana and DuBois. He interrupts Melchior Incza while Incza searches for the dossier an...
A wealthy businessman and associate of Mme. Madeleine Jarnac(Laurent), Señor Tomas Camargo hosts the party where Laurence Gerard meets members of the social circle. He later serves as a reluctant witn...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Camargo hosts a party attended by the supposed widow, and the plot describes him as her associate.
Camargo's wife tries to seduce Gerard into her life of luxury and vice. Gerard kisses her but rejects her advance, saying he still loves his dead brid...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jarnac threatens Camargo with a paper connecting him to Jarnac, forcing Camargo to witness the planned killing of Gerard.
After Incza kills Diego, Gerard returns and is detained as a murder suspect; a waiter confirms his alibi.
When Diego interrupts Incza searching Gerard's room for the dossier, Incza kills him.
The plot identifies Diego as an associate of Satana. They both intervene to prevent Gerard from shooting DuBois.
The plot identifies DuBois as an associate of Manuel Satana and Diego; both Satana and DuBois arrive after Gerard overpowers Jarnac.
A forged note identifies DuBois as Jarnac under the name Ernest Dubois, and Gerard nearly shoots him before Satana and Diego intervene.
Satana asks Gerard to stop following the supposed widow and later intervenes with Diego to prevent Gerard from shooting the wrong man. He arrives afte...
The plot states that she is being paid to act as Jarnac's wife despite never having seen him.
Gerard questions the woman presented as Jarnac's widow, and she initially refuses to cooperate. She later provides information that leads Gerard to th...
Incza attempts to betray Jarnac to Camargo, then claims there is no dossier in an effort to regain Jarnac's trust. Jarnac kills him.
Incza approaches Gerard in Buenos Aires, searches for the supposed dossier, and later tells him that Jarnac will meet Camargo. Incza's actions contrib...
Gerard returns to investigate who ordered the killing of his bride, and Étienne Rougon identifies Jarnac as the suspected culprit. Jarnac later captur...
A former POW pursues his bride's killer across continents and becomes entangled in a deception surrounding a hidden Nazi organization.
Directed by Edward Dmytryk
Cornered (1945) · 6.2/10 · thriller
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