Bedlam (1946) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Corrupt asylum master who stages shows for Lord Mortimer, conspires to falsely commit Nell Bowen, and attempts a drastic cure on her before being stabbed and accidentally walled up alive by inmates.
Lord Mortimer's protégée who seeks asylum reform with John Wilkes, is falsely committed by Mortimer and Sims, gains inmate trust through compassionate care, and is eventually rescued by Hannay.
Patron of Nell Bowen whose acquaintance dies escaping the asylum; he later conspires with George Sims to falsely commit Nell to the institution.
Quaker mason who befriends Nell, provides her with a trowel, and later rescues her from the asylum.
Former lawyer turned asylum inmate who insists George Sims receive a fair trial, where Sims' unstable defense reveals his own madness.
Whig politician who supports Nell Bowen's asylum reform efforts and applies legal pressure that threatens Sims' corrupt operations.
A tale of corruption and reform in a 1761 London asylum for the mentally ill
Directed by Mark Robson
Bedlam (1946) · 6.6/10 · drama, thriller