Cherry, Harry & Raquel! (1969) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Raquel is a blonde writer who sexually pleases local men for her own enjoyment. She is intrigued by Cherry, later meets her in the hospital, and shares marijuana, dancing, and sex with her. After the...
Cherry is an English nurse and Harry's girlfriend, living with him at the site of a defunct silver mine. She becomes Raquel's assigned nurse after Raquel is shocked by a murder, then shares marijuana...
Harry is a small-town border sheriff and Cherry's boyfriend. He works with Enrique for Mr. Franklin in a marijuana-smuggling operation and is ordered to eliminate a renegade associate. After repeated...
Mr. Franklin is a local politician who directs Harry and Enrique's marijuana-smuggling operation. He orders Harry to kill a renegade associate, then decides Enrique must also die because he knows too...
Enrique is Harry's Mexican-American associate in Mr. Franklin's marijuana operation. He is summoned while in bed with Raquel to help find and kill a renegade associate, but later becomes a target beca...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Raquel goes to the hospital intending to sexually service Mr. Franklin, but discovers that he has been murdered.
Franklin decides that Enrique must be killed because he knows too much and helps arrange a delivery at the mine.
Harry works for local politician Mr. Franklin, who directs him to kill the associate who has gone into business independently.
Harry and his Mexican-American associate Enrique work together for Mr. Franklin in a marijuana-smuggling operation.
When Harry summons Enrique for the desert mission, Enrique is described as being in bed with Raquel.
Cherry and Raquel share marijuana cigarettes, dance naked together, and have a sexual experience in the hospital.
The plot identifies Cherry as Harry's girlfriend, and they live together at the abandoned silver mine.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Harry prevents Cherry from meeting Raquel because he considers sex between two women to be un-American.
A border crime melodrama gradually becomes a surreal story about desire, violence, authorship, and fictional identity.
Directed by Russ Meyer
Cherry, Harry & Raquel! (1969) · 5.4/10 · action, comedy
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