Chasing the Moon (1922) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Dwight is a wealthy, pampered young man and Jane Norworth's sweetheart. After his hand is scratched and infected by a poison, he races to intercept the professor believed to have its antidote. He esca...
Jane is Dwight Locke's sweetheart and Milton Norworth's sister. After learning that the poison affecting Dwight is harmless and that the supposed antidote would kill him, she travels to Russia and fol...
Milton is Jane Norworth's brother and the inventor of the poison believed to have infected Dwight Locke. The danger surrounding his invention sets Dwight's journey in motion; Jane later learns that th...
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The synopsis identifies Milton Norworth as Jane Norworth's brother.
The synopsis identifies Dwight Locke as Jane Norworth's sweetheart. Jane follows him to Spain and stops him from taking the antidote.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Dwight's scratched hand becomes infected by a poison invented by Milton. Jane later learns that the poison was harmless.
A mistaken belief about a poison sends Dwight on a perilous pursuit for an antidote, while Jane races to prevent the cure from killing him.
Directed by Edward Sedgwick
Chasing the Moon (1922) · 7/10 · action, comedy
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