Silver Bears (1977) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Doc Fletcher is a financial wizard sent to Lugano by his boss, American mobster Joe Fiore, to obtain a bank for laundering money. He develops the bank into a more credible operation, investigates the...
Agha is initially presented as Shireen Firdausi's brother and as a source of security for the bank's loan, providing Doc with $5 million. Later, Shireen reveals that Agha was actually an actor she hir...
Shireen is presented as the sister of Agha Firdausi and a member of the family behind the supposed Iranian silver mine. She and Agha obtain financing through the Lugano bank, but she later tells Doc t...
Donald Luckman is an accountant sent to Lugano by Henry Foreman to meet Doc Fletcher and investigate the bank's financing of the silver operation. His questions make the group suspicious, and his wife...
Joe Fiore is an American mobster and Doc Fletcher's boss. He sends Doc to Lugano to obtain a bank that can help launder his ill-gotten gains. When Donald Luckman offers up to $60 million for the bank,...
Charles Cook is a wealthy metals dealer concerned that the Firdausi silver entering the market is driving down silver prices. After learning that the Lugano bank finances the operation, he seeks to ta...
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Cook's plan involves sending Donald to Lugano to meet Doc and the bank's associates.
Doc visits Agha in Iran, obtains $5 million as loan security, and later meets him in Dubai for $60 million.
The plot identifies Agha Firdausi and his sister Shireen as the people connected to the alleged Iranian mine.
Doc Fletcher travels to Lugano to obtain a bank on behalf of his boss, Joe Fiore.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cook seeks to acquire and shut down the bank that Fiore owns through Doc's operation.
Shireen is part of the operation whose false mine claims ultimately contribute to Donald's fraud trial.
Donald questions Doc and his associates about the bank, making them suspicious of his purpose.
Cook is concerned that silver from the Firdausi mine is entering the market and causing the price of silver to fall.
Cook decides to take over the bank financing the silver operation and close down the mine.
The Firdausi operation provides the financial basis for the bank that Doc operates on Fiore's behalf.
Doc negotiates with the Firdausis for financing and later meets them in Dubai about obtaining $60 million.
A financial schemer builds a deceptive bank operation around a fraudulent silver mine while competing financiers manipulate ownership, markets, and legal blame.
Directed by Ivan Passer
Silver Bears (1977) · 6.1/10 · comedy, crime
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