Lieutenant Pierre Keller, instituteur (played by Pierre Fresnay) is a protagonist in The Fugitives.
Another escaped French national who joins the main duo, wearing a German officer uniform to facilitate their clandestine passage through occupied territory. François, employé de commerce (played by François Périer) is a protagonist in The Fugitives.
One of the two primary French prisoners of war who escape from Stalag B377 in 1943, determined to reach neutral Sweden. Michel, artisan ébéniste (played by Michel André) appears in The Fugitives.
The second main French prisoner escaping alongside François, undertaking a dangerous overland and maritime journey toward the Swedish coast.
The Fugitives (1955) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Lieutenant Pierre Keller, instituteur
(played by Pierre Fresnay) — protagonist
Another escaped French national who joins the main duo, wearing a German officer uniform to facilitate their clandestine passage through occupied territory.
François, employé de commerce
(played by François Périer) — protagonist
One of the two primary French prisoners of war who escape from Stalag B377 in 1943, determined to reach neutral Sweden.
Michel, artisan ébéniste
(played by Michel André) — supporting
The second main French prisoner escaping alongside François, undertaking a dangerous overland and maritime journey toward the Swedish coast.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Michel, artisan ébéniste → Lieutenant Pierre Keller, instituteur
(Alliance Partner)
François, employé de commerce → Lieutenant Pierre Keller, instituteur
(Alliance Partner)
François, employé de commerce → Michel, artisan ébéniste
(Alliance Teammate)
Story Analysis
French prisoners escape wartime captivity, form a group, and pursue a dangerous route toward neutral Sweden.
