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A Las Vegas mob enforcer who returns to Seattle to investigate his brother Ritchie's suspicious death. He uncovers an extortion and porn ring, takes a brutal path of vengeance, eliminates Paice and Br...
A wealthy computer mogul who maintains a clean public image but is blackmailed by Paice into running porn websites. Jack spares his life after learning he did not order Ritchie's murder.
A local crime boss who blackmails Kinnear and operates a porn ring involving drugging and assaulting young women. He orchestrates Ritchie's murder and admits guilt during a confrontation before being...
Jack's Las Vegas partner who initially covers for him with mob boss Fletcher. Later sent to confront Jack, he engages in a car chase, crashes violently, and likely dies.
The loan shark and club owner Ritchie managed. Initially skeptical of the murder theory, he later admits involvement in killing Ritchie. Jack shoots him in the back after he attempts to steal the incr...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Paice blackmails Kinnear into running pornographic websites to protect Kinnear's clean public image.
Jack follows Paice to Kinnear and later confronts Kinnear about the murder and the missing disc.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kinnear states that Paice and Brumby committed the murder together.
Brumby admits involvement in the murder and later attempts to steal the incriminating disc from Jack's car.
Con initially covers for Jack with their Las Vegas mob boss after Jack leaves for Seattle.
Jack discovers Paice's criminal operation, confronts him at a house, and kills him after Paice admits involvement in the brother's death.
A grieving enforcer investigates a staged death, uncovers a criminal exploitation network, and pursues personal vengeance before leaving Seattle.
Directed by Stephen Kay
Get Carter (2000) · 5.2/10 · action, crime, drama, thriller
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