Wedlock (1991) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Frank Warren is an electronics expert and jewel thief who orchestrates a diamond exchange robbery with Sam and Noelle. After they betray him, he hides the diamonds and is imprisoned. Paired with Tracy...
Tracy Riggs is a prisoner who claims she was wrongly convicted and becomes Frank Warren's randomly assigned collar partner. Forced to remain close to him after their escape, she initially clashes with...
Noelle is Frank Warren's fiancée and one of his partners in the diamond robbery. She betrays Frank by alerting the authorities, then joins Sam in tracking him to prison and attempting to seize the hid...
Sam is Frank Warren's long-time friend and a partner in the diamond robbery, but he betrays Frank after the heist and helps alert the authorities. He later works with Noelle to ambush a prisoner trans...
Warden Holliday runs Camp Holliday, an experimental prison built around explosive electronic collars, and uses intimidation to pressure Frank Warren into revealing the diamonds' location. He secretly...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Tracy is held at Camp Holliday and is linked to Frank through the prison's lethal electronic collar system.
Frank is sentenced to Camp Holliday, which is run by Warden Holliday.
The plot identifies Noelle as Frank's fiancée before the diamond robbery.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sam and Noelle betray Frank together, track him to Camp Holliday, and stage a violent ambush to capture him.
Frank discovers that Tracy is his randomly assigned Wedlock partner, and separation causes both collars to warn.
Frank orchestrates the robbery with Sam, who is explicitly described as his long-time friend.
A betrayed thief and a wrongly convicted prisoner survive a lethal collar system, defeat their pursuers, and begin a new life together.
Directed by Lewis Teague
Wedlock (1991) · 5.8/10 · action, crime, science-fiction, thriller, tv-movie
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