Fighting Mad (1939) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Ann Fenwick
(played by Sally Blane) — protagonist
Supporting character, likely a love interest or local figure in the series.
Constable Kelly
(played by Dave O'Brien) — supporting
Loyal and capable deputy to Sgt. Renfrew, frequently assists in field investigations and arrests.
Cardigan
(played by Milburn Stone) — supporting
Minor character, possibly a local resident or suspect.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Constable Kelly → Cardigan
(Conflict Law Enforcement Vs Criminal Leader) — Direct institutional opposition between law and organized crime.
Constable Kelly serves as a Canadian Mountie while Cardigan leads the bandits.
Ann Fenwick → Cardigan
(Conflict Captor & Captive) — Cardigan's forces hold Ann prisoner following the robbery.
Cardigan's gang captures Ann after she witnesses a bank robbery.
Ann Fenwick → Constable Kelly
(Alliance Rescue) — Kelly saves Ann from drowning, establishing a foundational alliance.
Constable Kelly rescues Ann from the submerged trailer in the lake.
Story Analysis
A witness evades capture while law enforcement pursues a criminal gang across the border.
Plot Progression
Witness to Crime
— Ann witnesses a bank robbery and is captured by Cardigan's gang. The bandits flee to Canada, leading to a warrant for her arrest.
Lake Rescue & Deception
— A trailer accident plunges Ann into a lake, where she is rescued by Constable Kelly. She immediately fabricates a false identity to evade authorities.
Loot Concealment & Pursuit
— Ann escapes and hides the stolen loot in a trapper's cabin. Kelly confirms her wanted status, prompting Cardigan to order a full-scale retrieval mission.
Recapture & Standoff
— Cardigan's gang tracks Ann down and recaptures her at the cabin. The rescuing officer is taken prisoner, leaving Kelly isolated in the woods for a final confrontation.
Directed by Sam Newfield
Fighting Mad (1939) · 4.5/10 · action, adventure, drama, western
Content sources
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(Q85760866), public domain (CC0).
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