Escape (1940) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An American-born widow and the lover of General Kurt von Kolb, Ruby initially refuses to get involved when Mark Preysing seeks help finding his mother. After learning that Emmy has been sentenced to d...
An American citizen and Emmy Ritter's son, Mark travels to Germany to find his imprisoned mother despite being warned to return home. He follows a returned letter's postmark, receives Emmy's letter fr...
A German general and Ruby von Treck's lover, von Kolb tells Ruby that Emmy has been judged a traitor in a secret trial and sentenced to death. He becomes jealous of Mark and later realizes that Mark i...
A longtime servant of the Preysing family, Fritz is sent by Mark to collect the coffin containing Emmy, whom Dr. Ditten has made to appear dead. His errand is part of Mark's attempt to get his mother...
A famous German stage actress and Mark Preysing's mother, Emmy is imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp and sentenced to execution after a secret trial. Dr. Ditten, a childhood fan, arranges to deli...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Fritz is identified as a longtime family servant, and Mark sends him to collect Emmy's coffin.
Ruby meets von Kolb as her lover and asks him about Emmy's fate.
The plot identifies Mark as Emmy's son, and he travels from the United States to Germany searching for her.
The plot states that Ruby taunts von Kolb with her love of Mark during their confrontation.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ruby allows Mark to find heat and shelter for Emmy at her house when the snow blocks their journey.
Mark sends Fritz to collect the coffin after learning that Emmy has apparently died.
Emmy has been judged a traitor in a secret trial and sentenced to death under the authorities represented by von Kolb's circle.
After meeting Mark, von Kolb is jealous of the younger man and later confronts Ruby because he suspects Mark's escape.
A son and his allies risk everything to free a condemned actress while political suspicion and romantic jealousy close in.
Directed by Mervyn LeRoy
Escape (1940) · 7.5/10 · drama, thriller
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