Johnny Yuma (1966) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Johnny Yuma
(played by Mark Damon) — protagonist
Johnny is the central figure, a gunslinger who arrives in town with a companion and takes on wanted outlaws for bounty money. After learning that his uncle has left him the ranch and nearby town, he r...
Linus Jerome Carradine
(played by Lawrence Dobkin) — protagonist
Carradine is a wanted man connected by a poster to the murder of Thomas Felton. Samantha offers him money to kill Johnny and promises they could be together again, and he accepts, though his loyalties...
Samantha Felton
(played by Rosalba Neri) — supporting
Samantha is connected to the Felton ranch and wants control of the property Johnny inherits from his uncle. She secretly offers Carradine money to kill Johnny, promising a renewed relationship if he s...
Pedro
(played by Luigi Vannucchi) — supporting
Pedro is Samantha Felton’s brother, whom Thomas judged unsuited to manage the ranch and nearby town. His place in the family and the inheritance struggle puts him in the orbit of the conflict over Joh...
Pedro henchman
(played by Joaquín Parra) — minor
Pitt
(played by Gustavo D'Arpe) — supporting
Pitt is a banker interested in the Felton property after Johnny inherits the ranch and nearby town. He discusses a possible purchase and arranges an option on the property, making him one of the peopl...
Thomas Felton
(played by Leslie Daniels) — supporting
Thomas Felton is Johnny’s uncle, whose death sets the inheritance struggle in motion. He leaves Johnny the ranch and nearby town, having chosen him to take charge because he believed Pedro was not sui...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Johnny Yuma → Pitt
(Professional Prospective Seller And Buyer) — Pitt's proposed purchase introduces a financial interest in the ranch alongside the family struggle over control.
Pitt discusses a possible purchase of the property and arranges an option on it while Johnny is its heir.
Samantha Felton → Pedro
(Family Sister And Brother) — Their family connection is part of the inheritance dispute; Pedro is described as unsuitable to manage the property.
The plot identifies Pedro as Samantha Felton's brother.
Samantha Felton → Linus Jerome Carradine
(Romantic Complicit Former Partners) — Samantha uses their prior romantic connection to recruit Carradine into her scheme against Johnny.
Samantha offers Carradine money to kill Johnny and promises they could be together again if Johnny disappears.
Johnny Yuma → Thomas Felton
(Family Nephew And Uncle) — Thomas's decision to leave Johnny his property sets the inheritance conflict in motion.
Johnny learns that his uncle, Thomas Felton, has died and left him the ranch and nearby town.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Johnny Yuma → Pedro henchman
(Conflict Armed Opponents) — The plot describes armed men pursuing Johnny, but does not identify specific actions by the Pedro henchman; no further individual interaction is established.
As threats against Johnny grow, armed men are sent after him.
Linus Jerome Carradine → Thomas Felton
(Conflict Suspected Killer) — The poster links Carradine to Thomas's death, making him central to the inheritance conflict.
A wanted poster connects Carradine to Thomas Felton's murder.
Johnny Yuma → Pedro
(Conflict Inheritance Opponents) — Thomas's choice places Johnny ahead of Pedro in the question of who should manage the property, and the ensuing violence draws them both in.
Thomas chose Johnny to manage the property because he believed Pedro was not suited to manage it. Pedro is later caught in the deadly conflict.
Johnny Yuma → Linus Jerome Carradine
(Conflict Rivals Turned Uneasy Allies) — Carradine first accepts a plot against Johnny, then protects him during the gunfight, leaving his loyalties uncertain.
Samantha pays Carradine to kill Johnny, but at the abandoned village Carradine unexpectedly helps Johnny by covering him during the fighting.
Johnny Yuma → Samantha Felton
(Conflict Inheritance Rivals) — Their opposing claims to control of the Felton property escalate into a violent confrontation.
Samantha wants control of the ranch, while Johnny inherits it from Thomas.
Story Analysis
An inherited ranch draws Johnny into a dangerous struggle shaped by competing claims, uncertain loyalties, and escalating violence.
Plot Progression
The Inheritance Comes to Light
— Johnny learns that Thomas has died and left him the ranch and nearby town. Thomas's doubts about Pedro's ability to manage the property establish the basis of the inheritance dispute.
Competing Claims and Interests
— Johnny heads to the ranch as Samantha seeks control of it. Pitt discusses a purchase, while a wanted poster connects Carradine to Thomas's murder.
A Plot Against Johnny
— Samantha offers Carradine money to kill Johnny and promises a reunion if Johnny disappears. Carradine accepts, while Johnny refuses to leave despite the danger.
The Abandoned Village Gunfight
— Johnny and Carradine arrange a noon meeting at an abandoned village, where violence breaks out. Carradine unexpectedly covers Johnny, and Johnny survives while Pedro is caught in the conflict.
Samantha's Violent Reckoning
— The conflict turns toward Samantha as her actions and shifting explanations expose her role. Johnny confronts her, invoking both Thomas and himself as the inheritance struggle reaches a violent end.
Directed by Romolo Guerrieri
Johnny Yuma (1966) · 6.2/10 · action, drama, western
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(Q1549095), public domain (CC0).
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