By Whose Hand? (1932) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jimmy Hawley is a newspaper reporter and the central investigator aboard the night express from Los Angeles to San Francisco. After a jewelry magnate is found stabbed to death and an escaped killer is...
Alice Murray meets Jimmy Hawley after they both board the train. A mix-up leads other people to think she and Jimmy are married, and the two begin traveling together. She is connected to Jimmy's journ...
Chambers is a wealthy passenger preparing to travel from Los Angeles to San Francisco with valuable jewelry, while his wife stays behind. Jimmy Hawley identifies him and his companion among the passen...
The Drunk is involved in an incident with Chick Lewis at the station. Chick, who has informed on the escaped Delmar, is being protected from him and helped onto the train. The summary provides no furt...
Killer Delmar is a fugitive who has escaped, prompting police concern that he may be aboard the train traveling from Los Angeles to San Francisco. His escape is reported in the newspapers and leads Ji...
Chick Lewis has informed on the escaped Killer Delmar and is being protected at the station. After an encounter involving a drunk, Chick is helped onto the train. His connection to Delmar and his need...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jimmy demonstrates his ability to identify passengers, including Chambers and his companion.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Chick Lewis is being protected from a drunk and helped onto the train.
Chick Lewis is described as the person who informed on Delmar, while Delmar is reported to have escaped.
Jimmy boards the train and meets Alice. After a mix-up leads others to think they are married, the two begin traveling together.
A reporter and a group of passengers begin a train journey shadowed by the news of an escaped fugitive.
Directed by Benjamin Stoloff
By Whose Hand? (1932) · 6.6/10 · crime, mystery
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