Gunpoint (1966) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Sheriff who leads the pursuit of Drago's gang after they rob a train and kidnap Uvalde. He assembles a posse and successfully tracks down the outlaws despite facing internal betrayal and external thre...
A saloon singer kidnapped by the outlaw gang. She is Nate Harlan's fiancée and shares a past romantic history with Sheriff Chad Lucas. She is ultimately located and rescued by the posse.
Uvalde's fiancé who joins the posse to help rescue her. During the chase, he discovers that Uvalde and Sheriff Chad Lucas were previously lovers, adding emotional complexity to the mission.
Sheriff Lucas's deputy who joins the posse. He is secretly in league with Drago's outlaws, creating internal conflict and betrayal during the pursuit.
A member of the posse assembled by Sheriff Lucas to track down the train-robbing gang. He participates in the dangerous chase and faces various conflicts along the way.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mark Emerson is listed as a member of the posse assembled by Sheriff Chad Lucas.
The plot identifies Uvalde as Nate Harlan's fiancée.
Cap is identified as Lucas's deputy and joins the posse.
Nate discovers during the chase that Chad and Uvalde used to be lovers.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Nate and Cap are both included in the posse formed to track down the kidnappers.
Both Nate and Mark are named as members of Chad's posse.
Cap secretly supports the outlaw group that robs the train and kidnaps Uvalde.
Chad forms a posse to pursue the outlaws, and Nate joins it to rescue Uvalde.
A sheriff leads a dangerous posse pursuit to recover a kidnapped singer while betrayal and former romance complicate the mission.
Directed by Earl Bellamy
Gunpoint (1966) · 6.2/10 · western
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