Mr. Wu (1927) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Dual role portrayed by Lon Chaney. The grandfather trains his heir for Western influence. As Mr. Wu, he raises his daughter Nang Ping, tragically executes her for dishonor, exacts revenge on the Grego...
Wife of the British diplomat. Visiting Wu's estate, she is trapped into locking her daughter away. Faced with Wu's ultimatum, she stabs him to save her children, directly causing his death.
Mr. Wu's spirited daughter who secretly loves Basil Gregory and becomes pregnant. To test his honor, she lies about her engagement. She is ultimately executed by her father for dishonor and later appe...
A young Englishman who falls in love with Nang Ping and fathers her child. He is forced to return to Britain, later imprisoned by Wu as part of his revenge plot, and eventually freed after Mrs. Gregor...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mrs. Gregory is forced to choose between condemning her son and condemning her daughter, and she offers her own life instead.
Despite her seclusion, Nang Ping meets and falls in love with Basil Gregory.
The plot identifies Nang Ping as Mr. Wu's daughter, whom he raises after her mother's death.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
During the struggle, Mrs. Gregory stabs Mr. Wu with a knife, causing the wound that precedes his death.
Mr. Wu blames the Gregory family for Nang Ping's dishonor and imprisons Basil in an adjacent garden.
A father’s devotion is transformed by custom, honor, revenge, and a final supernatural appeal for mercy.
Directed by William Nigh
Mr. Wu (1927) · 5.8/10 · drama, romance
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