Framed (1930) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Hostess of a nightclub and former target of bootlegger Chuck Gaines. Initially driven by revenge against the police for her father's death, she falls in love with Inspector McArthur's son, Jimmy. She...
The son of Inspector McArthur who becomes romantically involved with Rose. Targeted for murder by Chuck Gaines and Bing Murdock due to jealousy, he is warned and hidden by Rose. In self-defense, he ki...
A bootlegger and Rose's liquor supplier who desires her romantically. Motivated by jealousy over her relationship with Jimmy, he conspires with Bing Murdock to assassinate the young man. He later atte...
A police inspector initially targeted by Rose for revenge after his officer killed her father, he is also the father of Jimmy. Bing Murdock attempts to assassinate him but mistakenly kills another off...
Chuck Gaines' criminal cohort who joins the plot to murder Jimmy out of jealousy. After his assassination attempt on the Inspector fails and results in another officer's death, he returns to Rose's ap...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jimmy is explicitly identified as the son of Inspector McArthur, and he later admits everything to his father.
Chuck is interested in Rose, but Rose spurns his advances and becomes involved with Jimmy.
Rose becomes romantically involved with Jimmy, and her emotional attachment to him eventually takes precedence over revenge.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After the failed assassination attempt, Bing returns to Rose's apartment and wants to use Rose as his alibi.
Bing attempts to kill the inspector but mistakenly kills another officer instead.
Chuck plots with his cohort, Bing Murdock, to murder Jimmy.
Chuck and Bing plot to murder Jimmy because of jealousy over his relationship with Rose.
Chuck goes to kill Jimmy personally, but Jimmy gains the upper hand and kills Gaines in self-defense.
Rose's father is killed during a robbery by one of Inspector McArthur's officers, and Rose vows revenge against the police.
Rose's revenge against the police is transformed by her love for Jimmy, forcing her to choose protection, betrayal, and emotional reconciliation.
Directed by George Archainbaud
Framed (1930) · 5.3/10 · adventure, crime
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