Character Relationships in Reasonable Doubt

Clinton Davis (played by Samuel L. Jackson) is a protagonist in Reasonable Doubt. A 55-year-old mechanic arrested for a fatal hit-and-run covered up by Mitch Brockden. Suspected of being a serial killer targeting parolees, he attacks Jimmy Logan, leaves him in a coma, and threatens Mitch's wife. After breaking out of prison, he wounds Mitch before being fatally shot by Detective Kanon. Mitch Brockden (played by Dominic Cooper) is a protagonist in Reasonable Doubt. An ambitious Chicago District Attorney who covers up a fatal hit-and-run he caused while intoxicated. He prosecutes Clinton Davis, secures his acquittal, and later suspects Davis is a serial killer. After being arrested and wounded by Davis, he survives the confrontation and reunites with his family at the end. Jimmy Logan (played by Ryan Robbins) appears in Reasonable Doubt. Mitch Brockden's stepbrother who tails Clinton Davis to a warehouse. While communicating with Mitch, he is attacked by Davis and left in a coma. He recovers enough to be introduced to Mitch's family by the end of the film.

Character Relationship Map: Reasonable Doubt

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Reasonable Doubt (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

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Story Analysis

A corrupt prosecutor's cover-up spirals into a deadly confrontation with a vigilante mechanic.

Plot Progression

  1. The Fatal Cover-up
  2. The Acquittal and the Pattern
  3. The Warehouse Ambush
  4. Prison Break and Reckoning

Directed by Peter Howitt

Reasonable Doubt (2014) · 5.8/10 · crime, thriller

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