Double Whammy (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A New York City police detective sidelined due to a back injury and haunted by the loss of his wife and child. He seeks chiropractic treatment from Ann Beamer, with whom he romances. After discovering...
Ann is the chiropractor treating Ray for serious lower-spine problems after his back injury limits his police work. Through adjustments, exercises, and rehabilitation, she helps him regain mobility an...
Juan is the superintendent of Ray's apartment building and Maribel's father. He becomes the victim of a stabbing there, prompting a murder investigation involving Ray, Chick, and Jerry. Maribel's conn...
Lt. Spigot is Ray's superior in the police department. He angrily holds Ray responsible for failing to stop the gunman, places him on restricted duty because of his injured back, and reassigns his cas...
Maribel is the daughter of Juan, the superintendent stabbed in Ray's apartment building. During the investigation, Chick questions her about the attackers and an alleged argument with her father. Mari...
Chick is a police officer who takes over Ray's cases after Ray is placed on restricted duty. He questions Maribel about the stabbing and presses her regarding an alleged argument with her father. Lt....
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The account identifies Juan as Maribel's father and says Chick questions her about an alleged argument with him.
Spigot reassigns Ray's cases to Chick, and Chick questions Maribel while Ray intervenes to defend her.
Lt. Spigot angrily blames Ray for failing to stop the gunman, restricts him to duty because of his back, and later refuses to give him the murder inve...
Ann treats Ray's back, and their conversations about past marriages lead to mutual attraction. She accepts his invitation to dinner.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lucy and other girls discuss tattoos, and Maribel considers getting one despite possible opposition from her family.
When Chick presses Maribel about an alleged argument with her father, Ray angrily intervenes and says that she loves her father.
A sidelined detective works through injury, personal connection, and police conflict before confronting danger in an apartment.
Directed by Tom DiCillo
Double Whammy (2001) · 5.5/10 · comedy, crime, drama
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