Under Your Hat (1940) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Jack Millett
(played by Jack Hulbert) — protagonist
A leading film star secretly recruited as a government undercover agent to recover a stolen secret carburettor. He travels to the South of France to retrieve the device and returns to London with it.
Carole Markoff
(played by Leonora Corbett) — supporting
Jack's glamorous co-star who is initially suspected of having an affair with him. She is later revealed to be a spy involved with the stolen carburettor.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jack Millett → Carole Markoff
(Professional Co-star) — They are connected through their work as film performers.
The plot identifies Carole Markoff as Jack Millett's glamorous co-star.
Story Analysis
A film star's concealed government mission turns a suspected affair into an espionage recovery operation.
Plot Progression
The Stolen Device
— Jack is introduced as a leading film star in prewar England. The theft of a secret carburettor leads to his recruitment as a government undercover man.
Suspicion on the Journey
— Jack travels toward the South of France while his professional connection with Carole creates suspicion of an affair. His real intelligence mission remains hidden.
The Coded Meeting
— Jack reaches a night club where a contact is expected to deliver the parcel. The exchange depends on an identification code and produces a comic misunderstanding.
The Spy Revealed
— The parcel and secret carburettor are retrieved. Carole is then revealed as a spy involved with the stolen device, transforming suspicion into an espionage conflict.
Return With the Secret
— Jack secures the recovered carburettor and flies back to London. The mission ends with the device in his possession.
Directed by Maurice Elvey
Under Your Hat (1940) · 6.3/10 · adventure, comedy