Gold (1974) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Underground manager promoted to general manager by Steyner. Unaware of the syndicate's plot, he plants a safety charge to block the tunnel in case of a flood. After discovering the mine has breached a...
Owner of Sonderditch gold mine and Terry's grandfather. He endorses Rod Slater for the general manager position after Steyner's manipulation. Following the successful rescue of the trapped miners, he...
Son-in-law of the mine owner and a member of an international syndicate plotting to flood the mine to manipulate gold prices. He hires Rod Slater as general manager and secretly allows Slater's affair...
A trusted indigenous worker at the mine. When the tunnel floods and traps a thousand workers, he accompanies Rod Slater into the dangerous underground tunnels. He sacrifices his own life to manually d...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Manfred Steyner as the mine-owner's son-in-law, and Hurry Hirschfeld is identified as Sonderditch's owner.
Steyner arranges circumstances intended to influence Hurry Hirschfeld, and Hirschfeld endorses Slater for the general manager position.
After the previous general manager dies in the tunnel collapse, Manfred Steyner interviews Rod Slater and arranges for him to become general manager.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After the mine floods, Rod Slater and Big King descend together into the tunnels to reconnect the safety charge and save the trapped miners.
An unwitting mine manager confronts a price-manipulation conspiracy and risks his life to save workers trapped by a deliberate flood.
Directed by Peter R. Hunt
Gold (1974) · 5.8/10 · action, adventure, thriller
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