Le Doulos (1962) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A key accomplice suspected of betraying Maurice. He actually attempts to save Maurice from a police ambush, rescues him, and secretly manipulates events to clear Maurice's name by eliminating rival ga...
Recently released from prison who murders his friend Gilbert and steals his loot. He is ambushed during a heist, survives, and falsely believes Silien betrayed him. While imprisoned, he secretly hires...
A friend who helps Maurice by delivering equipment for a planned heist. He shelters the wounded Maurice at his home and later helps clarify that Silien never betrayed him, explaining the true sequence...
A former girlfriend of gangster Nuttheccio who becomes an ally to Silien. She agrees to testify against Nuttheccio and Armand in exchange for escaping their criminal life. After Silien's death, she re...
Maurice's girlfriend who is violently interrogated by Silien for the heist address. She is later revealed to be a police informant, and her body is found in the wrecked car that initially rescued Maur...
A fellow prisoner who Maurice secretly hires to assassinate Silien. He travels to Ponthierry for the hit but fatally mistakes Maurice for his target during a tense standoff, resulting in a mutual exch...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
While imprisoned, Maurice promises Kern the stolen money in exchange for killing Silien.
Silien visits Fabienne, who is identified as his former girlfriend, and offers to take her away from the criminal world.
Maurice spends the evening at Thérèse's apartment, and the plot identifies her as his girlfriend.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Armand is framed for the earlier murder, and Maurice is released after the gangsters are eliminated.
Kern hides behind a dressing screen and shoots Silien after Silien shoots at the screen.
Silien kills Armand after arranging for Fabienne to summon him to the club.
Silien goes to Thérèse's apartment, beats her, ties her to a radiator, and demands the robbery address.
Jean tells Maurice that Silien did not betray him and explains how Silien tried to save him.
Jean delivers robbery equipment and shelters the wounded Maurice in his apartment.
Maurice plans the robbery with Silien and later receives equipment from him through Jean.
A cycle of suspicion, hidden loyalty, and criminal retaliation ends in mutual destruction.
Directed by Jean-Pierre Melville
Le Doulos (1962) · 7.4/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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