Branded (1950) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A gunfighter on the run who is forced into a scheme involving a distinctive shoulder tattoo. He infiltrates the Lavery ranch as a hired hand and is mistaken for their long-lost son. Though initially p...
A Mexican bandit who kidnapped and raised the rancher's lost son as his own. He initially pursues Choya and Tonio but is disarmed and persuaded by Choya. He ultimately agrees to let the boy stay with...
The rancher's long-lost biological son, raised by a Mexican bandit under a different name. He agrees to return to his true home, is wounded during the journey, and is eventually rescued. He remains wi...
The ranch foreman who hires Choya. He later joins the rescue mission to save Choya and Tonio when they are trapped on the Texas side of the Rio Grande.
The rancher's wife who, along with her husband, is convinced by Choya's fabricated childhood story that he is their long-lost son.
A cowboy who assists Leffingwell in the mountains. He is responsible for tattooing Choya's shoulder, which later becomes the key visual clue that leads to Choya's mistaken identity at the ranch.
A gunfighter's forced deception unravels into a quest for identity, brotherhood, and redemption.
Directed by Rudolph Maté
Branded (1950) · 6.2/10 · western