Hit & Run (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A former getaway driver and bank robber enrolled in witness protection under the alias Charlie Bronson. He drives a souped-up Lincoln Continental and is pursued by his former criminal associates, his...
Charlie's girlfriend and a professor specializing in Non-Violent Conflict Resolution. She is fighting to keep her academic job and travels to Los Angeles for a crucial interview. She insists on non-vi...
A former bank robber and cellmate of Charlie who was imprisoned based on Charlie's testimony. He tracks Charlie down, leads a crew to retrieve stolen money, takes Annie hostage, and confronts Charlie...
The assigned but incompetent U.S. Marshal responsible for Charlie's witness protection supervision. He pursues Charlie to Los Angeles, initially struggles to catch him, but eventually teams up with Te...
Annie's ex-boyfriend who mistakenly believes Charlie is a dangerous criminal. He investigates Charlie's identity, contacts Alex Dmitri, and repeatedly pursues the couple. Though initially antagonistic...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Annie attends an interview with Professor Sandy Osterman, sympathizes with him, and receives an immediate job offer.
Gil Rathbinn is explicitly identified as Annie's ex-boyfriend. He repeatedly tries to stop her from traveling with Charlie.
After receiving Gil's message, Alex gathers his fellow bank robbers, including Allen, to find Charlie.
Charlie is enrolled in Witness Protection under Randy Anderson's supervision. Randy follows him to Los Angeles after Charlie leaves the protected area...
Charlie takes Alex to money hidden at his estranged father Clint's home. Charlie and Clint reconcile while digging up the money.
The plot identifies Annie as Charlie's girlfriend. They travel together, confront relationship problems, reconcile, and agree to spend their lives tog...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Alex runs Gil and Annie off the road, takes Annie hostage, and uses her to force Charlie to meet at a diner.
Gil follows Charlie and Annie, confronts them, and is later knocked unconscious by Charlie during an ambush.
Randy joins the pursuit of Alex's crew and ultimately shoots Alex before arresting the thieves.
Charlie was a getaway driver who testified against his fellow bank robbers, and Alex was imprisoned based on Charlie's testimony.
After Alex takes Annie, Randy's group picks up Gil while traveling to Clint's address.
Gil discovers Charlie's real identity and messages Alex on Facebook that he knows Yul Perrkins' location.
A protected former getaway driver risks exposure to save his relationship and confront the criminal past he tried to escape.
Directed by David Palmer, Dax Shepard
Hit & Run (2012) · 5.7/10 · action, comedy, romance
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