The Sleepwalker (1951) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Victor Boniface is the detective responsible for security at Berthès stores. He investigates a stolen gold lighter and tries to assert his authority, while his sleepwalking makes him unknowingly usefu...
Anatole is the suspicious husband who confronts Boniface after finding him in a bedroom beside his wife. His accusation places Boniface in an embarrassing and inexplicable situation, forcing the detec...
Stella Gazzini is a performer at Tabarin whom Boniface encounters during his investigation. When he attempts to question her, their exchange becomes flirtatious, and she invites him to visit her at th...
The Gangster is one of the criminals involved in watching and manipulating Boniface. He tells the detective a long, rambling story while Boniface falls asleep, giving the others a chance to lose track...
Louis is identified as the lighter thief connected with the opening theft investigated by Boniface. The stolen gold lighter brings the detective into action at Berthès stores, where the apparently min...
Charlie is the leader of the gang targeting the valuable jewelry at Berthès stores. He realizes that Boniface’s sleepwalking may provide a safer way into the store than a direct robbery, and he helps...
René is a gangster working with Charlie in the plan against Berthès stores. He recognizes that Boniface’s sleepwalking could let the criminals reach the merchandise without risking a direct robbery, a...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Boniface meets Stella while investigating, their conversation becomes flirtatious, and she invites him to visit her at the Grand Hôtel.
Victor Boniface works as a detective at Berthès stores, whose manager is Berthès.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Boniface falls asleep while speaking with a gangster who tells him a long, rambling story, allowing the others an opportunity to lose track of him.
Boniface wakes in a bedroom beside a woman, and her husband confronts them. Boniface and the woman deny knowing one another.
René joins Charlie in discussing how to use Boniface's sleepwalking to get access to the merchandise.
Charlie and René discuss using Boniface's sleepwalking to gain access to the store merchandise while Boniface remains unaware of the danger.
Charlie and René realize Boniface is a sleepwalker and discuss exploiting his condition to gain access to the merchandise.
A saleswoman accuses a customer of stealing a gold lighter, and Boniface takes charge of the case. The character list identifies Louis as the lighter...
A store detective's sleepwalking complicates his investigations and becomes the basis of a gang's unfinished plan to reach valuable merchandise.
Directed by Maurice Labro
The Sleepwalker (1951) · 6/10 · comedy
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