Let It Ride (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A cab driver who leverages a recorded racing tip into a massive betting streak. He parlays his winnings while neglecting his wife, resists romantic advances from a wealthy woman, and ultimately places...
Jay's best friend and cab driver who secretly records passengers, providing the initial racing tip. He accompanies Jay to the track, argues against his final massive bet, and witnesses the outcome alo...
Jay's wife whom he promised to stop betting with. She confronts him at the track, initially reacts with rage, but later receives a diamond necklace and appears at the racetrack to support him during t...
A wealthy gambler Jay meets at the track's exclusive clubhouse. She offers to sleep with him, but he refuses due to loyalty to his wife. After the final race, she vows to date poorer men and looks tow...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After the final race, Vicki vows to give up rich men and considers a poorer man while looking toward Looney.
Vicki offers to go to bed with Jay, but he refuses and professes his love for Pam.
The plot identifies Pam as Jay's wife, and Jay goes home to her after buying her a diamond necklace.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jay returns to the track to help the patrons of Marty's bar across the street.
Jay meets the wealthy Mrs. Davis among the well-to-do gamblers in the track's exclusive clubhouse.
The plot identifies Looney as Jay's best friend, and they work together as cab drivers before going to the racetrack.
A cab driver turns a recorded racing tip into an improbable winning streak while gambling with his marriage, friendships, and fortune.
Directed by Joe Pytka
Let It Ride (1989) · 6.3/10 · comedy
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