Sandy (1926) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A jazz-loving woman whose car breakdown leads her to marry the wealthy Ben Murillo. After his cruelty results in their baby's death, she meets architect Ramon Worth and lives with him until his former...
The sweetheart of Sandy's cousin Isabel, Douglas becomes infatuated with Sandy after she goes to Isabel for refuge. When Ramon shoots Sandy and then kills himself, Douglas decides to take the blame an...
A woman who previously had an affair with architect Ramon Worth. Her appearance while Ramon and Sandy are living together prompts Sandy to leave him. The plot summary gives no further actions or detai...
Sandy's cousin, Isabel provides her a place to go after Sandy leaves Ramon. Isabel is Douglas Keith's sweetheart, though Douglas falls in love with Sandy after she arrives. Following Sandy's confessio...
A wealthy man whom Sandy marries after her automobile breaks down and leaves her in a compromising position. His cruelty has devastating consequences for Sandy: it results in the death of their baby....
An architect whom Sandy meets while away for a rest; she becomes infatuated with him and lives with him happily. When Judith Moore, a woman with whom he had an affair, appears, Sandy leaves. Ramon lat...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After Sandy goes to Isabel, the plot states that Isabel's sweetheart Douglas soon falls in love with Sandy.
After leaving Ramon, Sandy goes to her cousin Isabel McNeil.
Judith appears as a woman with whom Ramon had an affair.
Sandy meets architect Ramon Worth, becomes infatuated with him, and lives happily with him after discarding convention.
After her automobile breaks down and places her in a compromising position, Sandy marries the wealthy Ben Murillo.
The plot identifies Douglas as Isabel's sweetheart.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Ramon shoots Sandy and kills himself, Douglas takes the blame and is tried for murder.
After Judith appears, Sandy leaves Ramon rather than remain in the relationship.
A woman moves through destructive relationships and makes a final sacrifice to protect others and restore a family bond.
Directed by Harry Beaumont
Sandy (1926) · 10/10 · drama
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