Keep 'Em Flying (1941) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Heathcliff is Jinx Roberts's other assistant from the carnival air show and joins Blackie in pursuing Army Air Corps service as ground crew. His comic misadventures include being chased through the ca...
Linda Joyce is a nightclub singer who attracts Jinx Roberts before leaving that job to become a USO hostess at the academy. She is also connected to Jim Joyce as his sister. Linda condemns Jinx's reck...
Craig Morrison is Jinx Roberts's instructor at the academy and his former co-pilot on a commercial aircraft. Their old animosity continues during training. During graduation, Craig becomes stranded wh...
Jinx Roberts is an arrogant but talented stunt pilot who loses his carnival job and joins the Army Air Corps with Blackie Benson and Heathcliff. He falls for Linda Joyce, clashes with Craig Morrison,...
The Colonel is the Army Air Corps authority approached by Blackie Benson and Heathcliff after they decide to join the service. Although they are not pilots, he permits them to enter as ground crewmen,...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Heathcliff persuades a colonel to allow him to join the Air Corps as ground crew.
Jinx joins the Army Air Corps and is later discharged. After he commandeers an aircraft to rescue Craig, he is reinstated.
Craig was Jinx's co-pilot on a commercial aircraft years earlier, and the two still hold animosity toward each other. Craig later becomes Jinx's instr...
Jinx falls for Linda, the nightclub singer. After his rescue of Craig, Jinx is reinstated and wins back Linda's affections.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jinx works with Heathcliff as an assistant in the carnival air show and later goes with him to the nightclub before joining the Army Air Corps.
A reckless stunt pilot seeks a military future, faces professional and romantic consequences, and redeems himself through an aerial rescue.
Directed by Arthur Lubin
Keep 'Em Flying (1941) · 6.2/10 · comedy
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