Character Relationships in Archive

George Almore (played by Theo James) is a protagonist in Archive. A grieving scientist and husband who secretly develops androids to permanently house his late wife's consciousness. Ultimately revealed to be the deceased party of the car accident, with his entire narrative being a simulation within his own Archive device. Jules Almore / J3 / J2 (played by Stacy Martin) is a protagonist in Archive. George's late wife whose consciousness is stored in an Archive device. J2 and J3 are android bodies housing her consciousness. J2 self-destructs due to existential jealousy, while J3 accepts being overwritten. In reality, she survived the accident and now raises their daughter. Simone (played by Rhona Mitra) appears in Archive. George's corporate boss and supervisor. She oversees his work until discovering his unauthorized android experiments, leading to his termination. Tagg (played by Peter Ferdinando) appears in Archive. An Archive company inspector and technical staff member. He leads the team that examines George's lab and identifies his unauthorized robotics project. Android (played by Norbert Botszki) appears in Archive. House (played by Lia Williams) appears in Archive. An Archive company executive or senior staff member. Participates in the corporate oversight and strategic response to George's activities. Extra (played by Pamela Johnston) appears in Archive. Extra (played by Annamária Ha-Mi Berta) appears in Archive.

Character Relationship Map: Archive

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Archive (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Story Analysis

A grieving scientist's secret android project unravels into a simulation twist revealing his own death.

Plot Progression

  1. Grief and Secret Research
  2. Corporate Scrutiny and J2 Downfall
  3. The Final Upload Sequence
  4. Simulation Collapse and Reality

Directed by Gavin Rothery

Archive (2020) · 6.4/10 · drama, fantasy, science-fiction, thriller

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