Character Relationships in Mare Nostrum

Don Esteban Ferragut (prologue) (played by Álex Nova) is a protagonist in Mare Nostrum. Ulysses' lawyer father who initially wants his son to pursue a legal career instead of becoming a sailor. Don Esteban's Son - Ulysses (prologue) (played by Kada-Abd-el-Kader) appears in Mare Nostrum. Young Ulysses as a boy, fascinated by his uncle's sea tales and the legend of Amphitrite, setting the stage for his future life at sea. Freya Talberg (played by Alice Terry) appears in Mare Nostrum. An Austrian spy who falls in love with Ulysses. After being betrayed by her superior, she is captured and executed by a French firing squad. Ulysses Ferragut (played by Antonio Moreno) appears in Mare Nostrum. A Spanish sailor and shipowner whose life is defined by his love for the sea, tragic loss of his son to a U-boat, and ultimate vow to avenge him by sinking the enemy submarine. Count Kaledine (played by Fernand Mailly) appears in Mare Nostrum. Ferragut's Wife - Dona Cinta (played by Mademoiselle Kithnou) appears in Mare Nostrum. Ulysses' wife who persuades him to sell his ship for their son's sake, though the outbreak of war ultimately alters their plans. Ferragut's Son - Esteban (played by Mickey Brantford) appears in Mare Nostrum. Ulysses' young son who leaves home without permission to find his father but is tragically killed when his passenger ship is torpedoed by a German U-boat.

Character Relationship Map: Mare Nostrum

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Mare Nostrum (1926) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

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Story Analysis

A merchant captain's journey from maritime ambition to tragic loss, culminating in vengeful naval warfare and mythological redemption.

Plot Progression

  1. Maritime Legacy & Merchant Life
  2. Pompeii Romance & Spy Intrigue
  3. Tragedy & Betrayal
  4. Vengeance & Final Voyage

Directed by Rex Ingram

Mare Nostrum (1926) · 5.9/10 · drama, war

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