Super Speed (1925) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Pat works as a driver for his uncle, who owns a large milk company. After rescuing Claire from thugs, he falls in love with her and discovers that Wade is trying to steal a supercharger from his old f...
Claire is the young woman Pat rescues from thugs, prompting his love at first sight. Believing Pat to be a milkman, she invites him to a party; after he reveals the truth, she tells him that her fathe...
Wade is a crooked lawyer who plans to steal the supercharger invented by Pat's old friend Dad Perkins. His thugs pursue Pat, and Wade also holds power over Claire's indebted father and seeks to take o...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Pat saves Claire from thugs, and the plot describes it as love at first sight. He later wins the race and 'also wins the young woman.'
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Claire tells Pat that her father is deeply in debt to Wade, and Wade attempts to have the company signed over to him.
Pat discovers that Wade plans to steal the supercharger, fights Wade's henchmen, escapes Wade's capture, and later stops Wade from taking over the com...
A driver uses courage, speed, and a stolen supercharger to defeat a lawyer's takeover scheme and win Claire.
Directed by Albert S. Rogell
Super Speed (1925) · 10/10 · action, adventure, crime, romance
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