Speakeasy (1929) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
College-educated middleweight boxing champion. Initially weary and planning to retire after losing his title, he is manipulated by his crooked manager. Sincere journalist Alice Woods exposes the fix,...
Spirited young newspaper reporter. Persuades her editor to assign her to interview boxer Paul Martin. She investigates his crooked manager, uncovers the betting fix, and helps Martin regain his pride...
Sultry café singer performing at the underground speakeasy. Known for her flirtatious manner and fickle affections, she provides entertainment for the mobsters and gamblers. By the story's end, she si...
Crooked boxing manager and racketeer who controls Paul Martin and protects underground speakeasies. He harbors an inappropriate interest in Alice, resents her investigation, and orchestrates a betting...
Tempestuous and sharp-tongued hostess who runs the underground speakeasy disguised as a telephone booth. Initially loyal to the crooked manager, she sympathizes with Alice, warns the pianist of the ki...
Fellow newspaper reporter and Alice's partner on the assignment. Known for his sluggish, deadpan wit, he provides a dry, comic counterpoint to Alice's spirited determination throughout the investigati...
Irate New York daily newspaper city editor. Initially threatens to fire a bungling staff reporter, but is persuaded by Alice Woods to give her a chance to pursue an exclusive boxing story.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Cy accompanies Alice while she pursues an interview with Paul and remains connected to the boxing story through the investigation.
Mazie performs as the café singer inside Min's underground speakeasy, which Min runs as its hostess.
Delmont is identified as Paul's crooked manager, arranging fixes and profiting from Paul's fights.
Alice's interest in Paul becomes more than a story, and the ending shows them walking together with their future open.
Alice pleads with the City editor for a chance to prove herself and persuades him to assign her an exclusive interview with Paul Martin.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Although Min helps keep Alice locked upstairs, she sympathizes with her, reveals the scheme to the pianist, and later helps Alice escape.
Min initially remains loyal to Delmont while running the speakeasy where his rackets operate.
Delmont resents Alice's investigation, insults her, and conspires to sideline her after she uncovers his double-cross.
Alice sets out with fellow reporter Cy Williams to pursue the exclusive interview with Paul Martin.
A determined reporter exposes criminal corruption, restores a fallen champion's pride, and finds a future with him.
Directed by Benjamin Stoloff
Speakeasy (1929) · 6/10 · action, drama
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