Character Relationship Map: Dirty Work
Dirty Work (1934) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Jimmy Milligan
(played by Ralph Lynn) — protagonist
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Nettle
(played by Gordon Harker) — protagonist
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Clement Peck
(played by Robertson Hare) — supporting
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Evie Wynne
(played by Lilian Bond) — supporting
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Hugh Stafford
(played by Basil Sydney) — supporting
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Leonora Stafford
(played by Margaretta Scott) — supporting
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Gordon Bray
(played by Cecil Parker) — supporting
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Toome
(played by Gordon James) — minor
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Inspector Barlow
(played by Peter Gawthorne) — minor
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Charlie Wrench
(played by Louis Bradfield) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Jimmy Milligan → Inspector Barlow
(Professional Authority) — Police involvement in the case
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Jimmy Milligan → Evie Wynne
(Professional Colleague) — Work at the same jewelry store
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Jimmy Milligan → Charlie Wrench
(Alliance Teammate) — Help implement the security plan
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Jimmy Milligan → Toome
(Alliance Teammate) — Assist in surveillance efforts
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Jimmy Milligan → Gordon Bray
(Alliance Teammate) — Participate in the security operation
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Jimmy Milligan → Leonora Stafford
(Conflict Suspect) — Potential thief suspect
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Jimmy Milligan → Hugh Stafford
(Conflict Suspect) — Potential thief suspect
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Jimmy Milligan → Clement Peck
(Alliance Teammate) — Collaborate on the security plan
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Jimmy Milligan → Nettle
(Alliance Teammate) — Work together to catch the thief
Story Analysis
Jewelry store employees unite to catch a mysterious thief
Plot Progression
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The Growing Threat
— Initial thefts create tension as staff realizes conventional security measures are failing.
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United We Stand
— Employees band together to create their own security system and surveillance network.
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The Waiting Game
— Staff maintains vigilance while balancing normal duties with their covert operation.
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The Final Showdown
— Elaborate trap is sprung and the thief is finally apprehended.
Directed by Tom Walls
Dirty Work (1934) · 7/10 · comedy
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q5281121), public domain (CC0).
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