Ruby (1992) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The protagonist who runs the struggling Carousel Club in Dallas. He rescues Sheryl Ann, gets drawn into mob and government conspiracies, travels to Cuba to rescue Santos Alicante, returns to Dallas, t...
Originally Sheryl Ann DuJean, a desperate woman rescued by Ruby. She adopts the stage name Candy Cane and becomes a highly skilled burlesque dancer that revitalizes the Carousel Club. She travels to C...
An old contact and associate involved in the conspiracy. He helps Ruby obtain fake identity papers for Santos Alicante in New Orleans. Later, he travels to Las Vegas, sits at President Kennedy's table...
Ruby's boss who advises him to abandon his investigation into the suspected CIA and mob conspiracy after Candy Cane returns unexpectedly from Las Vegas.
A corrupt mob associate who recruits Ruby for a secret assignment in Cuba involving the imprisoned Santos Alicante. Vitali secretly intends for Ruby to assassinate Santos with a disguised pistol-camer...
An elderly Cuban exile mobster imprisoned since the 1959 Revolution. Ruby kills his intended assassin and bribes guards to free him. Santos escapes to New Orleans, obtains new identity papers, and lat...
A mysterious government operative, suspected to be CIA, who pressures Ruby to spy on Santos and his associates. He provides a tape recorder and hints at a larger assassination plot. He later converses...
A prominent mobster involved in the conspiracy. He discusses a plan to smuggle explosive cigars to Fidel Castro with Ruby in Las Vegas. Later in Dallas, he informs Ruby that the Castro plan has been c...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Proby is identified as Ruby's boss and advises him to abandon his investigation into the suspected CIA and mob conspiracy.
Ruby records Giancana and other mobsters discussing an explosive-cigar plan, then meets Giancana in Dallas about a larger operation.
Maxwell pressures Ruby to inform on Santos, supplies a tape recorder, and later hints at a larger assassination target.
Ferrie is Ruby's old contact who helps obtain new identity papers for Santos in New Orleans.
Vitali is identified as Ruby's old mob associate and recruits him for a secret assignment in Cuba.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Santos is present at the Las Vegas gala where mobsters discuss smuggling explosive cigars, and Giancana later discusses the expanded operation.
After telling Ruby that the original Castro plan is canceled because something bigger has emerged, Giancana speaks privately with Maxwell.
Ruby refuses to assassinate Santos, bribes guards to free him, and escapes Cuba with Santos and Candy.
Ruby finds Sheryl Ann desperate in a diner, offers her food and shelter, and lets her live above the Carousel Club. She later becomes Candy Cane.
A nightclub owner becomes trapped between organized crime, suspected government manipulation, and his desperate attempt to expose a deadly conspiracy.
Directed by John Mackenzie
Ruby (1992) · 5.5/10 · action, crime, drama, thriller
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