Arabesque (1966) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Beshraavi's girlfriend who secretly warns David and flees with him. She claims her father Ali holds her family hostage, a story later revealed as false. She assists David in decoding the message, batt...
Wealthy shipping magnate who hires David to decode a stolen cipher. He secretly ordered Ragheeb's murder and plans to assassinate Prime Minister Jena to facilitate a military coup. He pursues the prot...
Initially kills a henchman at the zoo before knocking David unconscious. Later joins the conspiracy in the van, discovers the hidden cipher, and plans to betray Yussef to Beshraavi at Ascot. He is acc...
The ambassador to the UK who approaches David alongside Prime Minister Jena. At the airport, he shoots Jena to cover up the assassination plot, only to discover he has killed an imposter.
Oxford professor and expert in ancient hieroglyphics who possessed the encrypted message. He is murdered by Sloane, and his death sets the plot in motion as the cipher changes hands.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Yasmin as Beshraavi's girlfriend. She secretly warns David that Beshraavi ordered Ragheeb's murder and intends to kill David.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ragheeb possessed the encrypted message, while Yasmin later helps David decode it and uses its information to oppose Beshraavi.
Beshraavi's assassination plot culminates at the airport, where Lufti kills the apparent prime minister after the apparent assassination attempt.
After David is rendered unconscious, he awakens in a moving van with Webster and Yasmin, who are both pursuing the cipher.
Webster travels with the conspirators, searches for the cipher, and plans to meet Beshraavi at Ascot to betray another conspirator.
Yasmin warns David that Beshraavi had Ragheeb killed. Beshraavi hired David to decode the message stolen after Ragheeb's murder.
A stolen cipher draws an Oxford professor and a deceptive ally into a conspiracy involving murder, political assassination, and a dangerous escape.
Directed by Stanley Donen
Arabesque (1966) · 6.3/10 · action, comedy, mystery, thriller
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