Dynamite (1929) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Roger is Cynthia's supposed fiancé, though he is already married to Marcia, who has a lover of her own. He negotiates with Cynthia over Marcia's proposed divorce payment and threatens to end their rel...
Cynthia is a frivolous socialite who risks losing her inheritance unless she marries before her twenty-third birthday. She pays Hagon to marry her, then learns to live and work in his mining town. Her...
Hagon is a coal miner sentenced to hang for murder, and his chief concern is providing for his young sister Katie. He marries Cynthia in exchange for money, then clashes with her over their very diffe...
Bobby's mother objects when Cynthia gives her son a present, but later explains to Hagon that Cynthia withdrew money to bring a specialist from the city and save the injured boy. Her account clears up...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The doctor explains that a brain specialist is needed to save the injured child, and the child's mother is present in the rescue episode.
Cynthia drives to the city and returns with a brain specialist to save the injured child.
Cynthia is described as engaged to Roger, although Roger is married.
Cynthia gives Hagon money on the condition that he marries her, and Hagon later reveals that he is her husband.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cynthia buys a gift for the woman's child, but the mother objects before the child runs away with it.
Roger goes into the mine with Hagon and Cynthia after the cave-in traps them.
A desperate marriage gradually becomes a genuine love story tested by jealousy, sacrifice, and a deadly mine collapse.
Directed by Cecil B. DeMille
Dynamite (1929) · 6.4/10 · drama
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