Crossroads (1942) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A glamorous nightclub chanteuse and David Talbot's alleged former lover. She identifies him as Jean Pelletier, claims he betrayed his former associates, and uses a locket as supposed evidence of their...
A manipulative witness who first saves David Talbot during the trial by presenting evidence that Jean Pelletier died in an African hospital. He then blackmails David, claims he is Pelletier, and press...
An aged woman presented to David as his mother after Michelle Allaine gives him her address. She denies that David is her son, although her behavior suggests otherwise. The apparent mother is later ex...
The psychologist for the defense during David Talbot's identity trial. By questioning Dr. Andre Tessier, he exposes the uncertainty of the amnesia diagnosis and suggests that David may have invented i...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dr. Dubroc appears as the psychologist for the defense, while Allaine is introduced on behalf of the defense as a witness.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot identifies Allaine as one of the conspirators while an actress is employed to impersonate Madame Pelletier.
The plot reveals that Sarrou is involved in employing an actress to play Madame Pelletier as part of the identity deception.
The plot states that Sarrou and Allaine confer together and participate in a fraud designed to pressure the diplomat for money.
An identity mystery becomes a blackmail conspiracy before a carefully arranged trap reveals the truth.
Directed by Jack Conway
Crossroads (1942) · 5.9/10 · drama, mystery
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