Character Relationships in The Frame-Up
Mark MacArthur (played by Paul Kelly) is a protagonist in The Frame-Up.
Betty Lindale (as Jacqueline Wells) (played by Julie Bishop) appears in The Frame-Up.
Joe Lavery (played by George McKay) appears in The Frame-Up.
Franey Forrester (played by Ray Bennett) appears in The Frame-Up.
Spud Gitale (played by Ted Oliver) appears in The Frame-Up.
Soapy Connor (played by John Tyrrell) appears in The Frame-Up.
Dr. Phillips (played by Horace Murphy) appears in The Frame-Up.
Ellery Richards (played by Edward Earle) appears in The Frame-Up.
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Character Relationship Map: The Frame-Up
The Frame-Up (1937) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Mark MacArthur
(played by Paul Kelly) — protagonist
Betty Lindale (as Jacqueline Wells)
(played by Julie Bishop) — supporting
Joe Lavery
(played by George McKay) — supporting
Franey Forrester
(played by Ray Bennett) — supporting
Spud Gitale
(played by Ted Oliver) — supporting
Soapy Connor
(played by John Tyrrell) — supporting
Dr. Phillips
(played by Horace Murphy) — supporting
Ellery Richards
(played by Edward Earle) — supporting
James (J.R.) Weston
(played by C. Montague Shaw) — supporting
Key Relationships
Soapy Connor → Spud Gitale
(Alliance Henchman Pair)
Mark MacArthur → Dr. Phillips
(Professional Physician)
Betty Lindale (as Jacqueline Wells) → Dr. Phillips
(Social Medical Contact)
Ellery Richards → James (J.R.) Weston
(Professional Subordinate)
Franey Forrester → Spud Gitale
(Alliance Accomplice)
Joe Lavery → Soapy Connor
(Social Associate)
Joe Lavery → Franey Forrester
(Alliance Crew Member)
Mark MacArthur → James (J.R.) Weston
(Power Crime Boss)
Mark MacArthur → Ellery Richards
(Conflict Antagonist)
Mark MacArthur → Franey Forrester
(Alliance Partner)
Mark MacArthur → Joe Lavery
(Alliance Teammate)
Mark MacArthur → Betty Lindale (as Jacqueline Wells)
(Romantic Love Interest)
Story Analysis
A crime drama tracing a protagonist's fight to clear his name against a powerful criminal syndicate.
Plot Progression
Shadows of the City
The Web Tightens
Betrayal and Pursuit
Reckoning and Resolution
Directed by D. Ross Lederman
The Frame-Up (1937) · 6.5/10 · crime, drama
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