Spymate (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Mike Muggins is a former super-spy who retired to raise his daughter after his wife died. When Amelia is kidnapped by Dr. Robert Farley, Mike contacts Edith and Minkey, returns to action, infiltrates...
Dr. Robert Farley is a leading scientist who kidnaps Amelia through a falsified video and takes her to Japan. He plans to use her drill to penetrate the Earth's crust and exploit core heat, despite th...
Minkey is a genetically enhanced and specially trained primate created through operation SPYMATE. Once Mike's spy partner, he comes out of retirement to save Amelia, defeats guards and Hugo, receives...
Dr. Claudette Amour is one of the world's leading scientists and helped evaluate Amelia's achievement. She reveals that Dr. Robert Farley's plan could trigger an earthquake that destroys Japan, guides...
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Farley and Amour are introduced as leading scientists associated with the National Scientific Achievement Award.
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Minkey parachutes into the drill site with Mike and Dr. Amour, then runs with her toward the drill chamber.
Minkey escapes captivity, breaches Farley's laboratory, ambushes Hugo, and helps defeat the guards inside the drill chamber.
Mike and Minkey find Dr. Amour in Jamaica, and she agrees to guide them to Farley's drill site.
Dr. Farley kidnaps Mike's daughter, deceives her with manipulated video, and threatens Mike during the drill operation.
Mike rescues Minkey from termination during Operation SPYMATE and requests him as his partner after Minkey defeats KGB agents.
A retired spy reunites with his genetically enhanced primate partner to rescue a kidnapped scientific prodigy and stop a catastrophic drilling scheme.
Directed by Robert Vince
Spymate (2006) · 6.2/10 · adventure, comedy, family
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