Character Relationships in I.D.

John (played by Reece Dinsdale) is a protagonist in I.D.. Undercover Met Police officer infiltrating a football hooligan firm, struggles with moral decay. Trevor (played by Richard Graham) appears in I.D.. Former undercover officer who partners with John. He covers up John's murder of a Tyneburn fan by destroying evidence. Later recruits and mentors Mo, acting as a bridge between the old and new generations of officers dealing with the firm. Eddie (played by Perry Fenwick) appears in I.D.. Former undercover officer who participated in the original investigation. Now retired and working as a comedian, he serves as a cautionary figure, warning Mo about the psychological toll and moral compromises of infiltrating the hooligan firm. Marie (played by Claire Skinner) appears in I.D.. John's wife whose marriage deteriorates as John's undercover work consumes him. She attempts to intervene but ultimately leaves him due to his escalating violence and alcoholism, becoming a symbol of the civilian life he abandons. Charlie (played by Philip Glenister) appears in I.D.. Undercover police officer working alongside John to track down hooligan leaders. Bob (played by Warren Clarke) appears in I.D.. The ruthless leader of the Shadwell firm. He quickly accepts John into the gang and orchestrates violent confrontations. His authority and brutal leadership style set the tone for the hooligan culture that entraps John. Nik (played by Charles De'Ath) appears in I.D.. A dedicated member of the Shadwell firm who participates in the gang's violent outings. His impulsive actions during the stadium fence incident underscore the reckless nature of the hooligan lifestyle that ultimately destroys John. Martin (played by Sean Pertwee) appears in I.D.. A senior hooligan who quickly grows suspicious of John and Trevor's true identities. Despite his paranoia, he eventually fights alongside John in the final confrontation, demonstrating the intense, impulsive loyalty demanded by the gang.

Character Relationship Map: I.D.

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Story Analysis

An undercover police officer's moral decay as he infiltrates a violent football hooligan firm.

Plot Progression

  1. The Infiltration Protocol
  2. Descent into the Firm
  3. The Breaking Point
  4. Collapse and Ambiguity

Directed by Phil Davis

I.D. (1995) · 6.6/10 · crime, drama