Prime Cut (1972) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A WWII veteran and enforcer for the Chicago Irish Mob, hired to collect a $500,000 debt from Mary Ann. He reunites with his former lover Clarabelle, rescues enslaved girls, and systematically eliminat...
The crooked owner of a Kansas City slaughterhouse and Weenie's brother. He runs a white slave auction, kills a Chicago enforcer, and sends beef hearts instead of the owed money. He taunts Devlin durin...
Mary Ann's wife and Nick Devlin's former lover. She lives alone on a luxurious houseboat and attempts to seduce Devlin, expressing a desire to become a widow and join him. Devlin rebuffs her and sets...
Mary Ann's brother who operates the slaughterhouse machinery. He processes a murdered Chicago enforcer into sausages and marks the package for Chicago. After being beaten by Devlin, he returns to the...
A young orphan sold at Mary Ann's slave auction. She pleads for Devlin's help and accompanies him after Violet is kidnapped. Devlin rescues her from Mary Ann's men, and they return to their Missouri o...
Poppy's childhood friend from a Missouri orphanage. She is taken by Mary Ann's men after the auction and suffers a gang rape as a cruel warning to Poppy, highlighting the brutal treatment of the ensla...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Weenie claims Violet after the auction, and later he and Mary Ann hold Poppy in the barn.
Poppy is sold at Mary Ann's white slave auction, and Mary Ann's men later capture her and hold her in the barn.
Clarabelle is identified as Mary Ann's wife, and Mary Ann purchased her luxurious houseboat.
The plot reveals that Clarabelle previously had an affair with Devlin, and she later attempts to seduce him again.
The plot explicitly identifies Weenie as Mary Ann's brother.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mary Ann's men take Violet and she is later found after being gang-raped as a warning concerning Poppy.
Poppy explains that she and Violet grew up together at a Missouri orphanage before being brought to the slave auction.
Poppy begs Devlin for help at the auction, and he takes her with him and later rescues her from Mary Ann's men.
Mary Ann owes $500,000 to Chicago, and Nick Devlin travels to Kansas City to collect the debt. Mary Ann repeatedly deceives and attacks him.
Devlin beats Weenie at the flophouse, then later shoots him when Weenie attacks with a sausage.
A Chicago enforcer's debt collection becomes a violent campaign to dismantle a Kansas City trafficking operation and rescue its victims.
Directed by Michael Ritchie
Prime Cut (1972) · 6.4/10 · action, crime, drama
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