Stratton (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A British Special Boat Service operator who tracks a terrorist cell after a failed bioweapon mission. He suspects a mole within his unit and pursues the group from Northern Ireland to Rome and finally...
Stratton's boss within the Intelligence Detachment. He successfully identifies the terrorist leader as Grigory Barovsky, a Russian spy presumed dead for nearly two decades, providing crucial intellige...
An American intelligence counterpart who assists Stratton in tracking the terrorists. During the final London chase, he drives a Range Rover alongside the target bus and throws a grenade underneath it...
The primary antagonist and terrorist leader, identified as a Russian spy presumed dead for almost twenty years. He orchestrates the bioweapon theft and drone dispersal system. During the London climax...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sumner is identified as Stratton's boss within the Intelligence Detachment, while Stratton carries out the pursuit of the terrorist cell.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Hank drives alongside Barovsky's bus during the London chase and throws a grenade to stop the vehicle from delivering the device.
Sumner recognizes the terrorist leader as Grigory Barovsky, a Russian spy presumed dead for nearly twenty years.
John Stratton tracks the terrorist cell led by Grigory Barovsky after the failed bioweapon mission. Their conflict culminates in the London bus chase.
Hank assists Stratton in tracking the terrorists and drives alongside the bus during the final pursuit.
A British operative pursues a terrorist cell across Europe and London to prevent a lethal bioweapon attack.
Directed by Simon West
Stratton (2017) · 5/10 · action, thriller
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