Dillinger (1973) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The central protagonist, a boastful bank robber during the Great Depression. He leads a criminal gang, escapes Crown Point prison using a carved soap gun, and commits federal crimes by driving a stole...
FBI field office chief driven by personal vengeance to hunt down Dillinger and his gang. He employs extralegal measures, orchestrates the Little Bohemia lodge raid, negotiates with Anna Sage for Dilli...
A woman Dillinger meets at a bar who initially does not recognize him. She becomes his lover and accompanies him and his gang on their criminal exploits. According to the epilogue, she eventually dies...
A Chicago brothel owner who becomes entangled with Dillinger. Purvis promises to protect her from deportation if she helps identify the gangster. She assists in tracking Dillinger to the Biograph Thea...
One of Dillinger's early gang members. After the chaotic shootout at the Little Bohemia lodge, he is hunted down and summarily killed by federal agents or local vigilantes.
An early accomplice of Dillinger. Following the dispersal after the Little Bohemia lodge raid, he is tracked down and killed by law enforcement or vigilantes.
A member of Dillinger's gang participating in early robberies. He is killed or lost during a robbery in East Chicago, forcing the gang to scatter temporarily.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Purvis offers to protect Anna Sage from deportation if she helps identify Dillinger.
Charles Mackley is described as a member of Dillinger's gang who participates in early robberies.
John Dillinger meets Billie Frechette at a bar, takes an immediate liking to her, and she becomes his lover.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Both Homer Van Meter and Harry Pierpont are identified as members or accomplices within Dillinger's gang before the Little Bohemia dispersal.
Following the Little Bohemia dispersal, Harry Pierpont is tracked down and killed by law enforcement or vigilantes.
After the Little Bohemia raid, Homer Van Meter is hunted down and summarily killed by federal agents or local vigilantes.
Anna Sage helps identify and track Dillinger to the Biograph Theater, enabling the capture attempt that ends in his death.
Melvin Purvis personally hunts John Dillinger and ultimately shoots him outside the Biograph Theater.
After escaping Crown Point, Dillinger takes fellow prisoner Reed Youngblood with him, and they later reunite with the gang.
Harry Pierpont is identified as an early accomplice of John Dillinger.
John Dillinger is described as being accompanied by Homer Van Meter and other gang members during his criminal career.
A criminal legend rises through violence and romance before being destroyed by relentless pursuit, betrayal, and institutional power.
Directed by John Milius
Dillinger (1973) · 6.6/10 · action, crime, drama
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