Upperworld (1934) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A multimillionaire husband and father, Alexander feels neglected by his socially ambitious wife, Hettie, and begins spending time with Lilly. After Lilly is killed during a confrontation with Lou, Ale...
A young woman rescued from drowning by Alexander, Lilly is a burlesque performer who becomes his companion. She falls sincerely in love with him, despite her manager and boyfriend Louie's plan to use...
Alexander's driver, Oscar takes him home after his anniversary dinner with Lilly. He and Alexander agree that they will not tell anyone about the dinner, making him aware of Alexander's secret associa...
An incorruptible beat cop, Moran stops Alexander for speeding. Alexander uses his influence to have Moran demoted, but Moran later notices Alexander's car parked outside Lilly's building and becomes s...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Oscar drives Alexander home after the anniversary dinner, and the plot identifies him as Alexander's driver.
Alexander first helps Lilly after finding her drowning, then spends time with her, takes her to dinner, and later installs her in a luxury apartment....
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Moran investigates the apparent murder-suicide in Lilly's apartment and reconstructs the possibility that another person committed the murders.
Moran stops Alexander for speeding, and Alexander uses his influence to have Moran demoted. Later, Moran suspects Alexander of the apartment murders.
A wealthy man's loneliness, affair, and attempted cover-up bring him into conflict with an incorruptible officer before an acquittal enables marital renewal.
Directed by Roy Del Ruth
Upperworld (1934) · 6.1/10 · crime, drama
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