Character Relationship Map: Sunset Pass
Sunset Pass (1929) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Jack Rock
(played by Jack Holt) — protagonist
Portrayed by Jack Holt, who is named as one of the three stars of the film; in the credited cast of this silent Western the role is billed first.
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Leatrice Preston
(played by Nora Lane) — protagonist
Portrayed by Nora Lane, who is named as one of the three stars of the film; in the credited cast of this silent Western the role is billed second.
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Ashleigh Preston
(played by John Loder) — supporting
Portrayed by John Loder, who is named as one of the three stars of the film; in the credited cast of this silent Western the role is billed third.
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Chuck
(played by Christian J. Frank) — supporting
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Shorty
(played by Gilbert Holmes) — supporting
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Windy
(played by Chester Conklin) — supporting
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Clink Peeples
(played by Pat Harmon) — minor
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Amos Dabb
(played by Alfred Allen) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Clink Peeples → Amos Dabb
(Professional Associate) — Clink and Amos have a working relationship
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Jack Rock → Leatrice Preston
(Romantic Love Interest) — Jack develops romantic feelings for Leatrice
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Leatrice Preston → Ashleigh Preston
(Family Sibling) — Leatrice and Ashleigh are siblings
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Chuck → Shorty
(Alliance Teammate) — Chuck and Shorty work together
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Jack Rock → Clink Peeples
(Conflict Enemy) — Jack has conflicts with Clink Peeples
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Jack Rock → Windy
(Social Friend) — Jack considers Windy a friend
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Jack Rock → Shorty
(Alliance Teammate) — Jack works alongside Shorty
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Jack Rock → Chuck
(Alliance Partner) — Jack teams up with Chuck in his endeavors
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Jack Rock → Ashleigh Preston
(Conflict Rival) — Jack competes with Ashleigh for Leatrice's affection
Story Analysis
A lost 1929 silent Western film with no surviving plot details.
Directed by Otto Brower
Sunset Pass (1929) · 8/10 · western
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