Gambit (1966) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Exotic Eurasian showgirl hired by Harry for a heist targeting a priceless bust. Despite initial skepticism, she travels to Dammuz under a fabricated identity, falls for Harry, and participates in the...
Cockney cat burglar who orchestrates a caper to steal a valuable statue using a showgirl's resemblance as bait. His initial plan unravels, but he adapts, discovers the statue was already swapped by hi...
Wealthy Arab tycoon and art collector whose penthouse houses the targeted bust. He quickly detects the deception but plays along out of curiosity and a soft spot for Nicole. After discovering the fake...
Sculptor and Harry's friend who creates decoy copies of the targeted statue. He secretly replaces the original with a replica hidden inside a Buddha statue before the heist. He prepares to sell the fa...
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Emile sends a Buddha statue to Shahbandar, concealing the authentic Li Su inside it, while preparing additional replicas for prospective buyers.
Nicole goes along with the theft because she is falling in love with Harry. Harry declares that he loves her during the escape.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Nicole's resemblance to Shahbandar's late wife is used to entice him into inviting her and Harry into his private quarters.
Shahbandar detects Harry's deceit but plays along, while Harry cases the penthouse and attempts to steal the Li Su.
Harry and his sculptor friend Emile develop the plan to steal the Li Su and use a copy in the exchange.
A carefully staged art theft becomes a contest of deception, romance, and competing hidden plans.
Directed by Ronald Neame
Gambit (1966) · 7/10 · comedy, crime
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