Fancy Baggage (1929) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An athletic, carefree young woman and Iverson's daughter, Naomi learns that her father has taken the blame for an illegal stock pool. She steals the million-dollar check and seeks to recover his confe...
Naomi's father, Iverson accepts blame for an illegal stock pool in exchange for a million-dollar check from his former partner, Hardin. He pursues Naomi after she takes the check and confession, then...
Hardin's son, Ernest meets Naomi aboard his father's yacht and is immediately attracted to her. He becomes jealous when he thinks she is close to Dickie, and confronts her after discovering her attemp...
Austin is Iverson's attorney. Naomi overhears him speaking with her father in the library and learns from their conversation that Iverson has accepted blame for an illegal stock pool and faces a priso...
Hardin's secretary, Miss Hickey receives Iverson's confession and hands him Hardin's million-dollar check. Naomi tricks her into revealing her address, then finds her in the bathroom and takes her sui...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot states that Ernest and Naomi are immediately attracted to each other and ends with their decision to marry.
Iverson gives Miss Hickey his confession, and she hands him a million-dollar check in return.
Naomi overhears Austin discussing Iverson's legal predicament in the Iverson home library.
Austin is identified as Iverson's attorney and is present while Iverson discusses the illegal stock pool confession and impending sentence.
The plot identifies Iverson as Naomi's father. Naomi overhears that he has accepted a prison sentence to protect the family's luxurious life.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After the two men are jailed, Naomi and Ernest visit them; the fathers settle their quarrel and become friends.
Naomi tricks Miss Hickey into revealing her address, takes possession of her suitcase, and searches for the confession.
A daughter races to undo her father's sacrifice, while danger at sea transforms romantic suspicion into family reconciliation.
Directed by John G. Adolfi
Fancy Baggage (1929) · 10/10 · drama
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