Sworn Enemy (1936) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Emerald is a feared crime boss whose respectable reputation hides control of the city's rackets. Dr. Gattle identifies him as the man responsible for his imprisonment, and Hank investigates him while...
Scott is a special district attorney who works with Eli Decker and Dr. Gattle against the city's criminal rackets. He swears Hank in as an investigator and instructs him to gather records on the leadi...
Decker owns a large market business and is determined to resist the protection rackets targeting businesses. After seeing Hank attacked, he gives him a chauffeur job and introduces him to Peg, his sec...
Simmons is an investigator who assists Dr. Gattle in searching for Joe Emerald's hidden vault at the hotel. He helps restrain one of Emerald's men and searches the steam room walls with Gattle. Simmon...
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Simmons works with the investigators searching for Emerald's vault, and lawmen arrive with District Attorney Scott during the final raid.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Simmons helps search for and open Emerald's vault, and Emerald's gang attacks the investigators after discovering them in the steam room.
District Attorney Paul Scott instructs the investigator to document what the top crime boss is doing, whether that boss is Emerald or not.
Eli Decker says he is fed up with thugs demanding protection money, while the investigation identifies Joe Emerald as the alleged boss of every racket...
Eli Decker and District Attorney Paul Scott discuss the investigation into the city's criminal rackets with the released witness and his daughter.
A young law student enters organized crime's world and helps expose the racket boss responsible for escalating violence.
Directed by Edwin L. Marin
Sworn Enemy (1936) · 5.8/10 · crime, drama, romance
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