Character Relationships in Coup 53
Self - Actor / Norman Darbyshire (played by Ralph Fiennes) is a protagonist in Coup 53.
Self - Filmmaker (played by Taghi Amirani) is a protagonist in Coup 53.
Self - Mossadegh's Nephew (played by Farhad Diba) appears in Coup 53.
Self - Researcher (played by Malcolm Byrne) appears in Coup 53.
Self - End of Empire (1985) Cameraman (played by Humphry Trevelyan) appears in Coup 53.
Self - Writer (played by Stephen Kinzer) appears in Coup 53.
Self - Former Oil Engineer (played by Ghobad Fakhimi) appears in Coup 53.
Self - Former Gardener (played by Adbolzahra Baghlani) appears in Coup 53.
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Character Relationship Map: Coup 53
Coup 53 (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Self - Actor / Norman Darbyshire
(played by Ralph Fiennes) — protagonist
Self - Filmmaker
(played by Taghi Amirani) — protagonist
Self - Mossadegh's Nephew
(played by Farhad Diba) — supporting
Self - Researcher
(played by Malcolm Byrne) — supporting
Self - End of Empire (1985) Cameraman
(played by Humphry Trevelyan) — supporting
Self - Writer
(played by Stephen Kinzer) — supporting
Self - Former Oil Engineer
(played by Ghobad Fakhimi) — minor
Self - Former Gardener
(played by Adbolzahra Baghlani) — minor
Self - Former Ferry Boat Captain
(played by Rameza Mahsani) — minor
Self - Film Editor
(played by Walter Murch) — supporting
Self - Cameraman
(played by Chris Morphet) — minor
Self - Journalist (voice)
(played by Nigel Hawkes) — minor
Self - Writer
(played by Ervand Abrahamian) — supporting
Self - Researcher
(played by Hamid Ahmadi) — minor
Self - Mossadegh's Former Bodyguard
(played by Mousa Mehran) — minor
Self - Former Politician
(played by Ardeshir Zahedi) — minor
Self - Writer
(played by Stephen Dorril) — minor
Self - Writer
(played by David Talbot) — minor
Self - End of Empire (1985) Researcher
(played by Alison Rooper) — supporting
Self - End of Empire (1985) Producer
(played by Mark Anderson) — supporting
Story Analysis
A filmmaker reconstructs the hidden operation that overthrew Iran's prime minister and ended a brief democratic opening.
Plot Progression
A Personal Historical Inquiry
The Oil Crisis Deepens
Archives Expose the Operation
Failure Before Final Victory
A Democratic Opening Extinguished
Directed by Taghi Amirani
Coup 53 (2019) · 8/10 · documentary, history
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(Q71371490), public domain (CC0).
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