Speed (1936) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Terry is an auto mechanic and chief car tester at Emery Motors who is developing a revolutionary carburetor in his spare time. His rivalry with trained engineer Frank and his romance with Jane shape t...
Jane works in Emery Motors' publicity department and is attracted to Terry despite his insecurity about his lack of formal education. She persuades Mr. Dean to fund Terry's carburetor project with Fra...
Frank is a trained automotive engineer and Terry's professional rival, as well as a rival for Jane's attention. He joins Terry's carburetor project and insists their car is ready for the Indianapolis...
Gadget is Terry's fellow in-car riding mechanic and helps him work through problems with the new carburetor. He rides in the car during the Indianapolis 500 test, where the crash nearly kills him. His...
Mr. Dean is a vice president at Emery Motors. At Jane's request, he arranges company financing for Terry's carburetor work, provided that Frank is added to the team. His decision brings the two rival...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Frank is added to the team working on Terry's carburetor, which Gadget tests as the riding mechanic.
Jane arranges with company vice president Mr. Dean for Emery to finance the carburetor project.
Jane is attracted to Terry, and the story concludes with Terry winning her affection.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot says Terry works out the carburetor's problems with his fellow in-car riding mechanic Gadget.
Frank competes with Terry for Jane's attention, and Terry resents implications that Frank's formal engineering training makes him more knowledgeable a...
An inventive but insecure mechanic pursues recognition and love through dangerous automotive tests, while the people around him help bring his design to success.
Directed by Edwin L. Marin
Speed (1936) · 5.9/10 · action, drama, romance
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