Copycat (1995) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Helen Hudson is a field expert on serial killers whose guest lecture is interrupted when Daryll Lee Cullum attacks her. The trauma leaves her severely agoraphobic, but she uses her expertise to help M...
M.J. Monahan is a homicide detective who asks Helen Hudson for help investigating a series of murders. After Ruben Goetz is killed, she continues the case despite her guilt, protects Helen during Pete...
Ruben Goetz is M.J. Monahan’s homicide-detective partner and helps investigate the murders connected to the copycat killer. During an unrelated incident at the police station, he is taken hostage and...
Peter Foley is the copycat killer whose murders imitate notorious serial killers in the order Helen Hudson presented them. He corresponds with Daryll Lee Cullum, stalks Helen, kills Andy, kidnaps Hele...
Daryll Lee Cullum is a former subject of Helen Hudson who escapes prison and attacks her after her lecture, but is subdued and returned to custody. He later tells M.J. and Helen where the killer will...
Andy is Helen Hudson’s live-in assistant and supports her after the attack leaves her unable to leave her apartment. Peter Foley picks him up at a club and kills him in a manner reflecting the killer’...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
M.J. and Ruben ask Helen to use her criminal-psychology expertise to help investigate the murders.
M.J. and Ruben are introduced as homicide detective partners investigating the murders.
Helen's life inside her apartment is supported by her live-in assistant, Andy.
Daryll Lee Cullum is identified as one of Helen Hudson's previous subjects in criminal psychology.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When the murderer stalks Helen, Cullum tells the investigators where the killer will be next.
Foley was known to police because he had been corresponding with Cullum, and the ending reveals that Cullum had aided him all along.
Foley shoots M.J. in the chest, later prepares to kill her, and finally draws his gun when she offers him a chance to surrender.
Foley picks Andy up in a club and kills him in a manner reminiscent of Jeffrey Dahmer.
Foley begins stalking Helen, kidnaps her, and recreates the earlier hanging scene at the lecture hall.
A traumatized criminal-psychology expert and a determined detective unite against a killer who reproduces serial-killer crimes and Helen's own past.
Directed by Jon Amiel
Copycat (1995) · 6.5/10 · crime, mystery, thriller
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