Gasparone (1937) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Erminio Bondo
(played by Johannes Heesters) — supporting
Erminio arrives as an elegant stranger and attracts the countess's attention, complicating her expected marriage to Sindulfo. He is ultimately revealed to be a civil servant assigned to pursue Gasparo...
Gräfin Carlotta Ambrat
(played by Edith Schollwer) — supporting
The countess is supposed to marry Sindulfo, but she turns her attention to the elegant Erminio when he appears. The romantic confusion surrounding her engagement forms part of the story's tangled rela...
Massacci alias Gasparone
(played by Oskar Sima) — supporting
Massaccio is Ita's uncle and appears to be an obscure, unassuming figure. The story's robber chief Gasparone causes trouble in Olivia, and the confusion is resolved when Massaccio is unmasked as Gaspa...
Statthalter Nasoni
(played by Leo Slezak) — supporting
Nasoni is the prefect of Olivia. He is concerned both by the robber Gasparone's mischief and by the trouble caused by his son Sindulfo, who is expected to marry the countess but loves Ita instead. His...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gräfin Carlotta Ambrat → Erminio Bondo
(Romantic Admirer) — Countess Ambrat develops a romantic interest in the newly arrived Erminio.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Erminio Bondo → Massacci alias Gasparone
(Conflict Hunter) — Erminio is officially tasked with tracking down and apprehending the robber chief.
Statthalter Nasoni → Massacci alias Gasparone
(Conflict Arch Enemy) — The state prefect actively tracks and worries about the robber chief's activities.
Story Analysis
A comic fantasy of criminal disguises, conflicting obligations, unexpected attractions, and romantic resolution.
Plot Progression
Trouble in Olivia
— The fantasy state faces trouble from a robber chief. The prefect is also burdened by his son's personal choices.
Conflicted Affections
— The prefect's son is expected to marry a countess but loves another woman. An elegant newcomer attracts the countess and intensifies the confusion.
Masks Fall Away
— The tangled situation reaches a criminal revelation when the obscure uncle is unmasked as the robber chief. The hidden identity changes the meaning of the earlier disorder.
Unexpected Pairings
— The elegant newcomer is revealed as a civil servant pursuing the robber chief. He ends up with the countess, while the prefect's son returns to the woman he loves.
Directed by Georg Jacoby
Gasparone (1937) · 5.6/10 · comedy, music
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(Q478262), public domain (CC0).
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