Character Relationship Map: Pound
Pound (1970) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Colonel
(played by Joe Madden) — protagonist
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Honky Killer
(played by James Green) — protagonist
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Honky Killer's Wife
(played by Mariclare Costello) — supporting
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Police Chief
(played by L. Errol Jaye) — supporting
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Keeper
(played by Carolyn Cardwell) — supporting
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Airdale
(played by Charles Dierkop) — supporting
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Mexican Hairless
(played by Lawrence Wolf) — supporting
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Dachshund
(played by Marshall Efron) — supporting
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Montana Sheepdog
(played by Eric Krupnik) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Honky Killer's Wife → Honky Killer
(wife)
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Keeper → Montana Sheepdog
(Professional Caregiver) — Shelter worker responsible for dog's wellbeing
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Keeper → Dachshund
(Professional Caregiver) — Shelter worker responsible for dog's wellbeing
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Keeper → Mexican Hairless
(Professional Caregiver) — Shelter worker responsible for dog's wellbeing
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Keeper → Airdale
(Professional Caregiver) — Shelter worker responsible for dog's wellbeing
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Colonel → Police Chief
(Professional Superior) — Military hierarchy in civilian setting
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Dachshund → Montana Sheepdog
(Social Cagemate) — Dogs sharing adjacent cages in shelter
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Mexican Hairless → Dachshund
(Social Cagemate) — Dogs sharing adjacent cages in shelter
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Airdale → Mexican Hairless
(Social Cagemate) — Dogs sharing adjacent cages in shelter
Story Analysis
Dogs confined in a shelter await adoption while humans with various intentions interact with them
Plot Progression
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Confinement Begins
— Dogs arrive at the overcrowded shelter, uncertain of their fate while forming a community within their cages.
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Human Intrusion
— Various humans visit the shelter, including a criminal and his wife, creating tension and potential hope for adoption.
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Confrontation and Resolution
— Military police confront the criminal, leading to his arrest while one dog finds a new home.
Directed by Robert Downey Sr.
Pound (1970) · 4.8/10 · comedy
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q10352186), public domain (CC0).
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