Character Relationships in Stratton

John Stratton (played by Dominic Cooper) is a protagonist in Stratton. 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 London. During a climactic bus chase, he boards the vehicle, fights an accomplice, and works with his partner to stop a drone-dispersed bioweapon. Sumner (played by Connie Nielsen) appears in Stratton. 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 intelligence for the pursuit. Hank (played by Austin Stowell) appears in Stratton. 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 to cause a crash and prevent the bioweapon deployment. Grigory Barovsky (played by Thomas Kretschmann) appears in Stratton. 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, he attempts to manually launch the drone but is shot and killed by Stratton's team.

Character Relationship Map: Stratton

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Story Dynamics

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Story Analysis

A British operative pursues a terrorist cell across Europe and London to prevent a lethal bioweapon attack.

Plot Progression

  1. A Mission Gone Wrong
  2. The Dead Spy Returns
  3. The Altitude Threat
  4. A Weapon In Transit
  5. The London Interception

Directed by Simon West

Stratton (2017) · 5/10 · action, thriller

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