Scram! (1932) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
One of the two protagonists charged with vagrancy. Helps a drunk man retrieve keys, accidentally enters the judge's mansion, startles a young woman, drinks alcohol, and turns off the lights during a f...
Stan's comedic partner, equally implicated in the vagrancy charge. Accompanies Stan through the rainstorm, enters the mansion, indulges in drinks, and participates in the chaotic bedroom retreat when...
The angry magistrate who tries Stan and Ollie for vagrancy and orders them to leave town within an hour. Returns home to discover them in a compromising situation with his wife, leading to a frantic c...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Judge Beaumont hears the vagrancy charge against Ollie and gives the duo an ultimatum to vacate the town.
Judge Beaumont hears Stan's vagrancy case, becomes angry, and orders him to leave town within one hour.
Stan and Ollie are jointly charged with vagrancy and move together through the rainstorm, mansion, and bedroom escape.
A vagrancy ultimatum unexpectedly leads Stan and Ollie into a mansion confrontation that ends in blackout chaos.
Directed by Ray McCarey
Scram! (1932) · 7.2/10 · comedy
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