Banning (1967) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A rising PGA Tour star once known as Mike McDermot, he is falsely accused of trying to arrange a fixed putt after refusing to participate in the scheme. At the El Presidente club, he uses the name Mik...
A local aristocrat who enters the club's competitive bidding for the Calcutta teams. She outbids the President's daughter for Banning's team, becoming his backer in the high-stakes tournament. Her bid...
A professional golfer who first approaches Mike McDermot about splitting a winner's purse in exchange for a deliberately missed putt. After McDermot refuses, Linus turns to Tommy Del Gaddo and helps f...
A golfer in the Calcutta tournament who tells the organizing committee that Banning is a former professional. Banning learns that Patton disclosed this information and confronts him in a fight that ne...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot states that Linus retires from the PGA Tour and marries into a rich family; the character list identifies Cynthia Linus as his wife.
The plot states that Mike McDermot and Jonathan Linus were competitors on the PGA Tour.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cynthia is identified as part of the Linus family connected to the El Presidente, while Banning returns to the club and threatens to expose its princi...
Chris Patton tells the organizing committee that Banning is a former professional, after which Banning confronts him and nearly kills him in a fight.
Angela Barr wins the competitive bidding for Banning's team in the Calcutta tournament.
A disgraced golfer returns under a new identity and risks everything in a high-stakes tournament to escape the consequences of a false accusation.
Directed by Ron Winston
Banning (1967) · 5.8/10 · drama, romance
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