Second in Command (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A reporter and Sam Keenan's girlfriend, Michelle is among the Americans held hostage inside the embassy during the insurgent attack. Her captivity intensifies Keenan's personal stake in the defense, a...
The commander of the communist insurgents, Tavarov leads the armed force threatening Moldova's fragile new government. After the palace assault, he brings a massive army to the embassy gates and plans...
A CIA bureaucrat sheltering at the embassy, Gaines becomes one of Sam Keenan's key internal opponents during the siege. With only limited ammunition and a small Marine force available, Gaines contests...
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Norland leads the American embassy, while Gaines is a CIA bureaucrat located there during the crisis.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Michelle is present among the embassy hostages during the attack, while Norland is the ambassador responsible for the embassy before his death.
Michelle is identified as one of the hostages while Tavarov's forces prepare to attack the embassy and seize their target.
Tavarov's army arrives at the embassy gates and prepares to force its way inside, while Gaines is among the personnel defending the building.
Tavarov commands communist insurgents who attack the presidential palace and later besiege the American embassy. Norland is killed by a rocket launche...
A security officer must defend a besieged American embassy, protect hostages, and preserve a threatened government during Moldova's civil war.
Directed by Simon Fellows
Second in Command (2006) · 5.5/10 · action
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