The Fourth Square (1961) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Bill Lawrence is Nina Stewart's solicitor. After Nina admits that she lied to the police about the emerald ring stolen from her safe, she asks him to find it. His investigation leads him to discover t...
Nina Stewart is a wealthy married woman having an affair with millionaire playboy Tom Alvarez. When she returns home with her husband, police are waiting after their maid is found dead and the safe ap...
Henry Adams is the public relations officer for Nina's husband. Nina tells her solicitor that Adams stole Tom Alvarez's emerald ring from the safe out of jealousy, and the police suspect him. Before t...
Josette is Tom Alvarez's estranged wife. Bill Lawrence's investigation into the stolen emerald ring leads him to discover that she is the criminal. Her connection to Tom is established through their e...
Stewart is Nina's wealthy husband. He returns with her to their apartment, where they find the police waiting after the maid has been found dead and the safe appears to have been cracked. Nina checks...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Henry Adams is identified as Stewart's public relations officer.
Nina goes to see Bill Lawrence, identified as her solicitor, and asks him to find the stolen emerald ring.
The plot identifies Stewart as Nina Stewart's wealthy husband, and they return to their apartment together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bill Lawrence discovers that Josette is the criminal responsible for the events surrounding the stolen ring.
Nina tells Bill that Henry stole the emerald ring out of jealousy, and the police suspect Henry.
A solicitor investigates a stolen emerald ring, a murder, and the false accusation surrounding them.
Directed by Allan Davis
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