The Split (1968) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Mastermind of the Coliseum heist who recruits and tests his accomplices. He hides the stolen money with his ex-wife Ellie and later negotiates a split with Detective Brill after the gang turns against...
A thug recruited by McClain to join the heist crew. He is tested by a physical fight and later participates in the gang's pressure on McClain to recover the stolen funds after Ellie's death.
McClain's planning partner and financier of the heist. She initially shares the plan to split the loot six ways but is killed during the gang's violent confrontation with McClain over the missing mone...
The lead detective investigating the case who quickly uncovers the robbery connection. He murders the culprit Sutro but pockets the money, later offering McClain a share while planning to return the r...
The getaway driver for the heist. McClain tests his skills and loyalty by challenging him to a race before recruiting him into the crew.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
McClain picks a fight with Bert Clinger and then recruits him for the robbery.
McClain challenges Harry Kifka to a race, tests his ability, and recruits him as the getaway driver.
The robbery is masterminded by McClain and Gladys, who work together on the plan.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bert and Harry are among the accomplices who carry out the Coliseum robbery and await their shares of the loot.
Gladys finances the heist, while Harry serves as its getaway driver, and both are included in the planned division of the money.
Gladys finances the robbery and Bert joins the crew recruited by McClain; both participate in the planned six-way split.
Brill takes charge of the robbery investigation, while McClain is the heist mastermind connected to the case.
A carefully planned robbery collapses into betrayal, corruption, and a desperate struggle over the missing fortune.
Directed by Gordon Flemyng
The Split (1968) · 6.7/10 · action, crime
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