Character Relationships in The Runner
Colin Pryce (played by Nicolas Cage) is a protagonist in The Runner.
Kate Haber (played by Sarah Paulson) is a protagonist in The Runner.
Deborah Price (played by Connie Nielsen) appears in The Runner.
Rayne Pryce (played by Peter Fonda) appears in The Runner.
Mark Lavin (played by Bryan Batt) appears in The Runner.
Senator Owens (played by Fredric Lehne) appears in The Runner.
Frank Legrand (played by Wendell Pierce) appears in The Runner.
Hal Provich (played by Christopher Berry) appears in The Runner.
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Character Relationship Map: The Runner
The Runner (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Colin Pryce
(played by Nicolas Cage) — protagonist
Kate Haber
(played by Sarah Paulson) — protagonist
Deborah Price
(played by Connie Nielsen) — supporting
Rayne Pryce
(played by Peter Fonda) — supporting
Mark Lavin
(played by Bryan Batt) — supporting
Senator Owens
(played by Fredric Lehne) — supporting
Frank Legrand
(played by Wendell Pierce) — supporting
Hal Provich
(played by Christopher Berry) — supporting
Lucy Hall
(played by Ciera Payton) — supporting
Dr. Haleman
(played by James Moses Black) — supporting
Key Relationships
Colin Pryce → Hal Provich
(Professional Staff Member)
Colin Pryce → Dr. Haleman
(Professional Environmental Consultant)
Colin Pryce → Lucy Hall
(Professional Advisor)
Colin Pryce → Senator Owens
(Professional Mentor)
Colin Pryce → Frank Legrand
(Professional Colleague)
Colin Pryce → Mark Lavin
(Alliance Political Ally)
Colin Pryce → Deborah Price
(Conflict Political Rival)
Colin Pryce → Kate Haber
(Romantic Interest)
Colin Pryce → Rayne Pryce
(Family Father Son)
Story Analysis
Political corruption and redemption in post-disaster New Orleans
Plot Progression
Rising from the Ashes
The Slippery Slope
Fall from Grace
Crossroads of Redemption
Directed by Austin Stark
The Runner (2015) · 4.9/10 · drama
Content sources
Related entry on
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(Q17154325), public domain (CC0).