Lucky Jo (1964) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Christopher Joett, known as Lucky Jo, is a likable bad boy with a big heart whose misfortune repeatedly affects those around him. After leaving prison, he struggles to find partners for new jobs, then...
Mimi Perrin is Lucky Jo's former girlfriend, now singing in a cheap cabaret in Pigalle. Lucky Jo goes to see her after leaving prison, and the two celebrate their reunion. Her relationship with him pr...
Simon Archambault is Lucky Jo's only willing associate after Jo's release from prison. Now working as a mechanic in Bougival, Simon takes him in and lends him a Peugeot 404 so he can visit Mimi. When...
Gabriel Farcasse is Simon Archambault's partner in an attempted burglary. He joins Simon in planning to rob a debutante's safe, relying on precise timing and knowledge of the maid's routine. When the...
Adeline helps reveal the immediate danger facing Simon Archambault by telling Lucky Jo that Simon has been taken in by the police. She also becomes the person Lucky Jo asks to deliver a message to Mim...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The character profile identifies Mimi Perrin as Lucky Jo's former girlfriend. In the plot reference, Jo asks Adeline to pass a message to Mimi.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Adeline tells Lucky Jo that Simon has been taken in. Jo then asks her to pass a message to Mimi Perrin.
Simon Archambault joins Gabriel Farcasse for a burglary, and they plan to rob a debutante's safe.
After Simon's release, he and Lucky Jo reconnect. Jo later tries to protect Simon by offering to take the missing place in the police's account of the...
In the available scenes, Lucky Jo tries to protect Simon as police scrutiny and criminal entanglements leave the central conflict unresolved.
Directed by Michel Deville
Lucky Jo (1964) · 6.7/10 · crime
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