The Score (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Master safe-cracker who plans a final heist for a six million dollar cut. He recruits a team, infiltrates the Customs House basement via sewers, cracks the safe, anticipates Jack's betrayal, swaps the...
Ambitious thief who poses as a janitor to infiltrate the Customs House. He pressures Nick to hurry, hides a gun, betrays Nick during the escape, and ends up fleeing the city with a decoy case while be...
The fence who negotiates the heist payout and secretly sells the sceptre due to mob debts. He pressures Nick to complete the job and later watches news reports of the massive manhunt for Jack.
Nick's girlfriend who runs a jazz club. She is disappointed by his decision to take the final score and considers ending their relationship, but they reunite at the airport after the successful heist.
Nick's experienced associate who initially intimidates Jack into leaving town. During the heist, he poses as a garbage truck driver to deliver computer components needed to bypass the security system.
A hacker associate recruited to obtain security bypass codes from a systems administrator. He is caught during the breach but secures the codes through a negotiated exchange.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Nick recruits Steven to break into the security company's system and obtain bypass codes.
Jack is the mastermind of the job that Max is arranging, and Max later watches the manhunt identifying Jack as the prime suspect.
Max offers Nick the job, negotiates his six-million-dollar cut, and asks him to complete the robbery.
Nick considers retiring to live with his girlfriend Diane, and they reunite at Montréal-Mirabel International Airport.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
A news broadcast reports a massive manhunt for Jack as the prime suspect after he flees the city.
Nick escapes through the sewers as police arrive, while the authorities search for the thieves after the alarm is triggered.
Nick sends Burt to intimidate Jack and later uses him to deliver computer components while posing as a garbage-truck driver.
Nick agrees to join Jack's heist after Jack convinces him to reconsider, but only under Nick's operational control.
Nick sends Burt to intimidate Jack and make him leave town before Jack gains the upper hand.
A veteran safe-cracker attempts one final heist while outmaneuvering an ambitious partner and protecting his chance at a legitimate life.
Directed by Frank Oz
The Score (2001) · 6.7/10 · action, crime, drama, mystery, thriller
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