Character Relationships in Kim
Kim (played by Dean Stockwell) is a protagonist in Kim.
Lama (played by Paul Lukas) appears in Kim.
Colonel Creighton (played by Robert Douglas) appears in Kim.
Emissary (played by Thomas Gomez) appears in Kim.
The Russian (played by Ivan Triesault) appears in Kim.
Hurree Chunder (played by Cecil Kellaway) appears in Kim.
Sentry (played by Richard Lupino) appears in Kim.
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Character Relationship Map: Kim
Kim (1950) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Kim
(played by Dean Stockwell) — protagonist
Lama
(played by Paul Lukas) — supporting
Colonel Creighton
(played by Robert Douglas) — supporting
Emissary
(played by Thomas Gomez) — supporting
The Russian
(played by Ivan Triesault) — minor
Hurree Chunder
(played by Cecil Kellaway) — supporting
Sentry
(played by Richard Lupino) — minor
Key Relationships
Colonel Creighton → Hurree Chunder
(Professional Superior)
Emissary → The Russian
(Alliance Co-Conspirator)
Hurree Chunder → The Russian
(Conflict Target)
Lama → The Russian
(Conflict Victim)
Kim → The Russian
(Narrative Undercover Contact)
Kim → Sentry
(Conflict Captor)
Kim → Hurree Chunder
(Alliance Mission Partner)
Kim → Colonel Creighton
(Professional Aspiring Agent)
Kim → Lama
(Family Adoptive Father)
Story Analysis
A young orphan navigates spiritual mentorship, covert espionage, and a Russian invasion plot across colonial India.
Plot Progression
The Chela's Journey
School and Shadows
The Spy's Gambit
Cliffside Confrontation
Directed by Victor Saville
Kim (1950) · 6.5/10 · adventure, drama, family
