Mike Slattery (played by Tom Tully) appears in Ten North Frederick.
A corrupt power broker involved in the effort to protect Joe's political ambitions, Slattery helps pressure Charley to accept a bribe and agree to an annulment by threatening him with a statutory rape charge. At Joe's funeral, Joby angrily accuses Slattery of betraying his father. Lloyd Williams (played by Philip Ober) appears in Ten North Frederick.
A district attorney who intervenes in the matter of Ann's secret marriage to Charley. Along with Slattery, he threatens Charley with a statutory rape charge unless he accepts a bribe and agrees to an annulment. Edith later reveals that she once had an affair with Lloyd. Charley Bongiorno (played by Stuart Whitman) appears in Ten North Frederick.
A trumpet player who secretly marries Ann after seducing her, and is later faced with a threat of prosecution. Slattery and Lloyd pressure him to accept a bribe and agree to an annulment. Ann suffers a miscarriage, and she leaves home after learning Joe condoned the deal that drove Charley away.
Ten North Frederick (1958) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Mike Slattery
(played by Tom Tully) — supporting
A corrupt power broker involved in the effort to protect Joe's political ambitions, Slattery helps pressure Charley to accept a bribe and agree to an annulment by threatening him with a statutory rape...
Lloyd Williams
(played by Philip Ober) — supporting
A district attorney who intervenes in the matter of Ann's secret marriage to Charley. Along with Slattery, he threatens Charley with a statutory rape charge unless he accepts a bribe and agrees to an...
Charley Bongiorno
(played by Stuart Whitman) — supporting
A trumpet player who secretly marries Ann after seducing her, and is later faced with a threat of prosecution. Slattery and Lloyd pressure him to accept a bribe and agree to an annulment. Ann suffers...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lloyd Williams → Charley Bongiorno
(Conflict Legal Coercion)
Lloyd Williams, identified as the district attorney, joins the threat to charge Charley with statutory rape unless he accepts the proposed arrangement...
Mike Slattery → Charley Bongiorno
(Conflict Political Coercion)
Mike Slattery participates in threatening Charley with a statutory rape charge unless he accepts a bribe and agrees to an annulment.
Mike Slattery → Lloyd Williams
(Alliance Political Allies)
The plot states that Mike Slattery and district attorney Lloyd Williams intervene together in the marriage crisis and attempt to force an annulment.
Story Analysis
A family drama about political ambition, coercion, emotional estrangement, and the late recognition of lost love.
Plot Progression
A Funeral Opens the Past
Reputation Under Threat
Political and Personal Collapse
A Brief Late Romance
Recognition After Death
Directed by Philip Dunne
Ten North Frederick (1958) · 7.1/10 · drama, romance
