Getting Even (1986) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Paige Starson
(played by Audrey Landers) — protagonist
King R. Kenderson
(played by Joe Don Baker) — supporting
Doc
(played by Rod Pilloud) — supporting
Ryder
(played by Billy Streater) — supporting
Raoul
(played by Dan Shackleford) — supporting
Kurt
(played by Blue Deckert) — supporting
Molly
(played by Caroline Williams) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Doc → Molly
(Professional Research Partner) — Doc and Molly collaborate on analyzing the nerve gas
Paige Starson → Doc
(Professional Colleague) — Paige and Doc work together
King R. Kenderson → Raoul
(Professional Employer) — King employs Raoul as one of his henchmen
King R. Kenderson → Kurt
(Professional Employer) — King employs Kurt as one of his henchmen
King R. Kenderson → Ryder
(Professional Employer) — King employs Ryder as one of his henchmen
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ryder → Raoul
(Alliance Partner) — Ryder and Raoul work together for King
Ryder → Kurt
(Alliance Partner) — Ryder and Kurt work together for King
King R. Kenderson → Paige Starson
(Conflict Rival) — King sees Paige as an obstacle
Story Analysis
A soldier-of-fortune's dangerous mission to protect stolen nerve gas from a greedy rancher
Plot Progression
Afghanistan Heist
— Tag successfully steals the Russian nerve gas from Afghanistan, recognizing its value and danger.
Crossing Borders
— Tag carefully transports the stolen nerve gas to the United States, navigating security and potential threats.
Underworld Navigation
— Tag seeks an expert to analyze the nerve gas while operating in the criminal underworld to maintain control over his prize.
Rancher's Interest
— King R. Kenderson learns about the nerve gas and decides to acquire it for his own purposes, deploying his resources to track it down.
Cat and Mouse Game
— A dangerous confrontation ensues as Tag tries to protect the nerve gas while King's forces stop at nothing to steal it.
Directed by Dwight H. Little
Getting Even (1986) · 3.4/10 · action, adventure
Content sources
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(Q5554601), public domain (CC0).
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