Character Relationships in Fighting Shadows
Constable Tim O'Hara (played by Tim McCoy) is a protagonist in Fighting Shadows.
Martha Harrison (played by Geneva Mitchell) appears in Fighting Shadows.
Constable Bob Rutledge (played by Robert Allen) appears in Fighting Shadows.
Brad Harrison (played by Ward Bond) appears in Fighting Shadows.
Hank Bascomb (played by Si Jenks) appears in Fighting Shadows.
Hank Stalkey (played by Otto Hoffman) appears in Fighting Shadows.
Horn - Randall's Partner (as James Mason) (played by James Pier Mason) appears in Fighting Shadows.
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Character Relationship Map: Fighting Shadows
Fighting Shadows (1935) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Constable Tim O'Hara
(played by Tim McCoy) — protagonist
Martha Harrison
(played by Geneva Mitchell) — supporting
Constable Bob Rutledge
(played by Robert Allen) — supporting
Brad Harrison
(played by Ward Bond) — supporting
Hank Bascomb
(played by Si Jenks) — supporting
Hank Stalkey
(played by Otto Hoffman) — supporting
Horn - Randall's Partner (as James Mason)
(played by James Pier Mason) — supporting
Key Relationships
Constable Bob Rutledge → Brad Harrison
(Conflict Law Vs Suspect)
Constable Bob Rutledge → Constable Tim O'Hara
(Professional Relief Officer)
Constable Tim O'Hara → Horn - Randall's Partner (as James Mason)
(Conflict Mountie & Bandit)
Constable Tim O'Hara → Martha Harrison
(Romantic Former Lover)
Brad Harrison → Martha Harrison
(Family Sibling)
Brad Harrison → Hank Stalkey
(Alliance Undercover Partner)
Constable Tim O'Hara → Hank Stalkey
(Professional Investigator & Suspect)
Constable Tim O'Hara → Hank Bascomb
(Social Old Friend)
Constable Tim O'Hara → Brad Harrison
(Conflict Former Nemesis)
Story Analysis
A Mountie investigates a bandit ring while navigating past rivalries and undercover deceptions to restore order.
Plot Progression
Investigation & Rivalry
Deception & Framing
Law Enforcement Shift
Revelation & Resolution
Directed by David Selman
Fighting Shadows (1935) · 6.5/10 · western