Our Agent Tiger (1965) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Known as Mr. Tiger, Louis Rapière is the central agent sent from Barcelona to Guadeloupe after being warned that the Orchid will not let him escape. He is asked to recover and protect the galleon’s go...
Pamela Mitchum arrives in Guadeloupe seeking her late husband’s body and passage home. During the formal identification, she is confronted with gold in place of the body, revealing that her husband’s...
Jacques Vermorel is identified by Rapière as being connected to the Orchid. His association places him among the men whose activities Rapière investigates as he tries to uncover the organization’s dea...
Ricardo Sanchez is connected to the Orchid and is part of the political intrigue surrounding the treasure. Rapière learns that Sanchez may be made dictator in exchange for the sale of a mine, linking...
Damerec asks Rapière to help recover and protect roughly 700 gold ingots from a French galleon, discovered by a submarine near the Antilles. His request brings Rapière to Guadeloupe and launches the m...
Colonel Pontarlier is a figure Rapière consults amid the investigation. He urges caution about taking action without evidence, offering a restrained counterpoint as Rapière pursues the men linked to t...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Pontarlier urges Rapière to be cautious about acting without evidence.
Damerec asks Rapière to help recover and protect the French galleon’s treasure.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Pamela arrives seeking her late husband’s body and passage home, and Rapière encounters her during the formal identification where gold is presented i...
Rapière learns that Sanchez is connected to the Orchid; he also learns Sanchez may be made dictator in exchange for the sale of a mine.
Rapière learns that Vermorel is connected to the Orchid and investigates the men’s activities.
Rapière investigates a treasure operation that exposes a political conspiracy, while the available dialogue leaves the final confrontation unresolved.
Directed by Claude Chabrol
Our Agent Tiger (1965) · 4.2/10 · adventure, comedy, crime, mystery
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