Monkey Business (1931) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
One of the four stowaways who hides in a barrel. Poses as a doctor, romances Lucille Briggs, gets hired as a bodyguard by Alky Briggs, offers protection to Big Joe Helton, and participates in various...
One of the four stowaways. Works with Chico as fake barbers, disrupts a chess game, becomes a hired bodyguard for Big Joe Helton, impersonates Maurice Chevalier using a phonograph, and plays the harp...
One of the four stowaways. Pairs with Harpo as fake barbers, locks the captain in a closet, disrupts a chess game, becomes a bodyguard for Big Joe Helton, attempts to impersonate Maurice Chevalier at...
One of the four stowaways. Works as a bodyguard for Alky Briggs, steals and impersonates Maurice Chevalier passport and singing at customs, romances Mary Helton, and fights Alky Briggs during the barn...
A rival gangster who initially threatens Groucho but becomes impressed and hires him and Zeppo as bodyguards. Kidnaps Mary Helton during a coming-out party and fights Zeppo at the barn.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Harpo joins Chico in disrupting the chess game and helps frighten Briggs away during the confrontation.
Chico helps disrupt the chess game and later participates in the action that scares Alky Briggs away during the mob confrontation.
Zeppo engages in a physical fight with Alky Briggs during the barn rescue.
Groucho hides in the gangster's stateroom, romances the gangster's wife, and is caught and threatened by Alky Briggs.
Chico and Harpo pose as barbers, disrupt a chess game, and are later hired together as bodyguards.
Harpo and Zeppo are part of the four stowaways who hide under a blanket during the customs escape.
Chico and Zeppo remain members of the four-person stowaway group during the passport and customs deception.
Alky Briggs hires Groucho and Zeppo together to cover him during his confrontation with a rival mob boss.
Groucho and Harpo are two of the four stowaways and participate in the shipboard schemes together.
Groucho and Chico hide the ship's captain in a closet and eat his lunch together.
Four stowaways turn evasion, criminal encounters, and a kidnapping rescue into a chain of escalating comic improvisations.
Directed by Norman Z. McLeod
Monkey Business (1931) · 6.9/10 · comedy
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