Broadway (1929) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An entertainer at the Paradise Nightclub and Billie Moore's romantic partner. He faces wrongful arrest and becomes a target for a bootlegger but is ultimately cleared and achieves professional success...
A nightclub associate who overhears a bootlegger's confession to murder. She takes decisive action by confronting and killing the killer, ultimately clearing the path for the protagonists.
A nightclub entertainer and Roy Lane's girlfriend. She is caught in a web of crime, testifies to save her lover, witnesses a murder, and is kidnapped before the conflict is resolved.
A police officer or detective involved in the nightclub's surrounding crimes. He arrests suspects, relies on witness testimony, and ultimately covers up a killing to protect the protagonists' future.
A ruthless bootlegger with romantic designs on Billie Moore. He orchestrates violence, murders the club owner, and kidnaps Billie, ultimately meeting his end at Pearl's hands.
The proprietor of the Paradise Nightclub. He protects his entertainers but falls victim to a violent bootlegger's turf war and personal vendetta.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dan McCorn arrests Roy after the violence surrounding the nightclub.
Nick saves Billie from dismissal after she arrives late to work, through Steve Crandall's intervention.
Steve desires a liaison with Billie and gives her a bracelet to make her forget what she saw.
Roy Lane and Billie Moore are entertainers at the Paradise Nightclub and are explicitly described as being in love.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After finding Steve's body, McCorn insists that Steve committed suicide, thereby exonerating Pearl.
Pearl overhears Steve confess to killing Edwards, confronts him in Nick's office, and kills him.
Roy is later released on Billie's testimony, connecting Billie directly to McCorn's handling of the case.
'Scar' Edwards arrives at the club for a showdown after Steve's gang robs him of a truckload of contraband liquor.
The plot explicitly states that Steve murders Nick, the proprietor of the Paradise Nightclub.
Billie learns that Steve's next target is Roy and attempts to reach the police before Roy is killed.
A nightclub romance survives criminal violence, wrongful suspicion, coercion, and a final act of vigilante justice.
Directed by Pál Fejős
Broadway (1929) · 5.7/10 · crime, music
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