Man-Trap (1961) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A combat-injured Korean War veteran who works as an engineer in California, Matt is unhappily married to Nina and attracted to Liz, his boss's secretary. He joins his Marine friend Vince in trying to...
A former Marine whose life Matt once saved, Vince returns with a plan to intercept an illegal weapons shipment and claim the reward. Wounded in the airport gun battle, he recovers at Matt's home, wher...
Matt's alcoholic wife, Nina is part of his unhappy marriage. While Vince recovers at their home, she makes a pass at him. She later dies in an accident, and Matt, desperate to conceal what happened, t...
Liz is the secretary of Matt's boss and the woman Matt is attracted to while trapped in an unhappy marriage with Nina. The plot ends with Matt and Liz together after he survives the dangerous events s...
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While Vince recovers at Matt's home, a drunken Nina makes a pass at him.
Matt is attracted to Liz, his boss's secretary, and the plot ends with Matt and Liz together.
The plot states that Matt is unhappily married to Nina and describes her as an alcoholic. After Nina's fatal accident, Matt tries to cover up what hap...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Vince is identified as Matt's friend from the Marines, whose life Matt saved. They later join in a plan to intercept the weapons shipment.
A Korean War veteran is drawn from an unhappy home life into a dangerous weapons-reward scheme, where betrayal and a fatal accident threaten his survival.
Directed by Edmond O'Brien
Man-Trap (1961) · 5.8/10 · drama, thriller
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