Fatal Instinct (1993) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Ned is both a police officer and a lawyer who often defends people he arrests. He becomes involved with Lola while remaining devoted to Lana, arrests Lana after the train shooting, and successfully de...
Laura is Ned's secretary and a perceptive ally who independently discovers Lana's plan to kill him. She warns Ned, survives a confrontation with her abusive husband by killing him with a frying pan, a...
Lola is a seductive woman who approaches Ned under the false pretext of needing legal help, then has sex with him and stalks him after he rejects another affair. She is Lana's identical twin and seeks...
Max has just been released from prison after seven years and stalks Ned because he blames him for failing to defend him successfully. He follows Ned onto a train, where Lana mistakes him for Ned and s...
Laura's Husband is the abusive man from whom Laura escaped three years earlier. He returns and confronts her at Ned's home, but Laura kills him with a frying pan. His appearance creates a separate thr...
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Max is released from prison after seven years and blames Ned for failing to defend him successfully in court.
Ned meets Lola during a stakeout, and she later brings him to her house under a false pretext. They have sex before Ned insists that it cannot happen...
A self-assured lawyer's romantic misjudgments collide with revenge plots, mistaken violence, and a final household confrontation.
Directed by Carl Reiner
Fatal Instinct (1993) · 5.5/10 · comedy, crime
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