Federal Fugitives (1941) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A government agent who identifies Otto Lieberman by fingerprints and tracks him with help from his cab driver, Chuck. Suspecting Lieberman and Bruce Lane of a scheme involving an aircraft plant, Madis...
Bruce Lane's assistant, Rita becomes entangled in the scheme involving the aircraft plant and falls for government agent James Madison. Afraid that Madison, posing as Robert Edmunds, will be poisoned,...
A fugitive whose role in causing an aircraft crash led to the deaths of eight people, Lieberman is identified by government agent James Madison through fingerprints. He has assumed the identity of Dr....
A wealthy lobbyist suspected of dealing with foreign agents, Lane works with Otto Lieberman, who is hiding under the identity of Dr. Frederic Haskell. Together they pursue a scheme to gain control of...
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Rita Bennett is identified as Lane's assistant and becomes caught up in the scheme.
Rita Bennett falls for the government agent, and the film ends with Rita and Madison embracing and kissing.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
As Lane's assistant, Rita is caught up in the scheme involving Lieberman, but later attempts to warn Madison about the planned poisoning.
Lieberman, using the identity of Dr. Frederic Haskell, works with Bruce Lane in a scheme to gain control of an aircraft plant.
Madison investigates Bruce Lane, a wealthy lobbyist suspected of dealing with foreign agents, and enters the scheme under the identity of Robert Edmun...
James Madison identifies Otto Lieberman as the fugitive connected to an aircraft crash that killed eight people and investigates his assumed identity.
A government agent uncovers a fugitive's industrial conspiracy while a conflicted assistant risks herself to save him.
Directed by William Beaudine
Federal Fugitives (1941) · 6.3/10 · crime, drama, romance
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