Dynamite Joe (1967) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Joe is the central figure in the investigation into repeated robberies of government gold shipments. He confronts the Foster gang, follows clues to a mine, and resists Senator Senneth’s attempt to kil...
Betty is with Joe after his confrontation with the Foster gang, but he soon leaves alone to pursue his mission. The plot summary does not specify her role in the investigation or establish whether she...
Spugna is an eccentric traveler with decades of experience driving many kinds of vehicles. He joins Joe on the journey toward Mine City as Joe investigates the gold robberies, making him a companion i...
Senator Senneth promises action over the repeated gold-shipment robberies, but later confronts Joe at the mine with men who intend to kill him. He also arranges a secret escort and a scheme involving...
El Sol leads an attack with his men, hoping to seize the valuable stagecoach and take a woman captive. Joe and his companions fight back with the dynamite and ammunition available, and the attackers a...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot states that Betty is with Joe before he disappears on his own mission.
The Foster gang rides into town, and Joe identifies himself as the man who foiled their Dayton bank robbery. The gang demands to know where the stolen...
El Sol and his men attack the stagecoach, and Joe and his companions defend themselves in the fight.
Joe meets Spugna, and the two head toward Mine City as Joe pursues clues in his investigation.
Joe investigates the gold thefts and is confronted by Senneth and his men at the mine. At the end, Joe realizes that Senneth's elaborate plan deceived...
Joe investigates stolen government gold, survives violent schemes, and discovers that Senator Senneth has manipulated the apparent outcome.
Directed by Antonio Margheriti
Dynamite Joe (1967) · 3.8/10 · western
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