Prinz Kuckuck (1919) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Carl Kraker
(played by Conrad Veidt) — protagonist
Henry Felix
(played by Niels Prien) — protagonist
Sara Asher
(played by Olga Limburg) — supporting
Furst Wladimir Golkow
(played by Magnus Stifter) — supporting
Meister Sturmius
(played by Max Gülstorff) — supporting
Jeremias Kraker
(played by Paul Biensfeldt) — supporting
Bauer Schirmer
(played by Wilhelm Diegelmann) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Meister Sturmius → Jeremias Kraker
(Professional Advisor) — Sturmius likely advises Jeremias on matters related to the inheritance
Sara Asher → Carl Kraker
(Family Sibling) — Sara and Carl are siblings working together to claim their inheritance
Carl Kraker → Henry Felix
(Family Cousin) — Carl and Henry are cousins through family connections
Sara Asher → Henry Felix
(Family Cousin) — Sara and Henry are cousins through family connections
Henry Felix → Jeremias Kraker
(Family Adopted Son) — Henry is the adopted son who is squandering the inheritance
Sara Asher → Jeremias Kraker
(Family Niece) — Sara is Jeremias's niece, involved in the inheritance battle
Carl Kraker → Jeremias Kraker
(Family Brother) — Carl and Jeremias are brothers, likely the nephew and uncle mentioned in the plot
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bauer Schirmer → Henry Felix
(Alliance Enabler) — Schirmer enables Henry's reckless spending habits
Furst Wladimir Golkow → Henry Felix
(Alliance Associate) — Wladimir appears to be associated with Henry's extravagant lifestyle
Story Analysis
Family inheritance battle between responsible heirs and a reckless adopted son
Plot Progression
The Inheritance Revealed
— The millionaire's death sets in motion a family conflict as the inheritance is left to the adopted son, Henry Felix, while the niece and nephew discover their rightful claims.
The Squandering Fortune
— Henry begins his extravagant lifestyle, spending the inheritance lavishly while Sara and Carl observe helplessly, devising strategies to intervene.
The Family Battle
— Tensions escalate as Sara and Carl attempt various interventions, leading to confrontations and legal consultations to reclaim their portion.
The Final Settlement
— The family conflict reaches its climax with a final confrontation and resolution of the inheritance battle, revealing the consequences of unchecked freedom.
Directed by Paul Leni
Prinz Kuckuck (1919) · 9/10 · drama
Content sources
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(Q16592335), public domain (CC0).
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