Jarvis Dolan (played by Eddie Marsan) is a protagonist in Feedback.
Jarvis is the controversial host of The Grim Reality, resisting celebrity interviews and what he calls convenient lies. During the studio takeover, he is forced to question Andrew about the Belfast incident and faces accusations that he participated in or concealed the assault, which he angrily denies. Andrew Wilde (played by Paul Anderson) appears in Feedback.
Andrew is Jarvis's former broadcasting partner, whose possible reunion is promoted by Norman because of their popularity. Under threat during the hijacked broadcast, Andrew admits assaulting one of the girls in Belfast and later claims that Jarvis helped him leave, deepening the accusations against both men. Claire (played by Ivana Baquero) appears in Feedback.
Claire is a woman who secretly travelled to Belfast at sixteen and later calls Jarvis's program to describe what happened. She says Andrew assaulted her while Jarvis held the other girl by the neck, challenges their denials, and demands accountability while referring to a police report. Wrecker / Alex (played by Oliver Coopersmith) appears in Feedback.
Wrecker / Alex is a caller who claims to have been present during the Belfast incident. By suggesting that Jarvis was also involved, he intensifies the live accusations against Jarvis and Andrew, prompting Jarvis to insist that he stayed at another hotel and knew nothing about the assault. Anthony (played by Alexis Rodney) appears in Feedback.
Anthony is present inside the radio studio when masked captors seize control of the broadcast. He is held alongside Jarvis and forced to keep the program running under threat, making him a hostage whose situation helps sustain the attackers' demands and the continuing confrontation on air. Norman Burgess (played by Anthony Stewart Head) appears in Feedback.
Norman is the station figure who pressures Jarvis to reunite on air with Andrew, arguing that the popular team is commercially important. He acknowledges Jarvis's contractual freedom of speech but warns that the station will not support him if his decisions create trouble.
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Characters
Jarvis Dolan
(played by Eddie Marsan) — protagonist
Jarvis is the controversial host of The Grim Reality, resisting celebrity interviews and what he calls convenient lies. During the studio takeover, he is forced to question Andrew about the Belfast in...
Andrew Wilde
(played by Paul Anderson) — supporting
Andrew is Jarvis's former broadcasting partner, whose possible reunion is promoted by Norman because of their popularity. Under threat during the hijacked broadcast, Andrew admits assaulting one of th...
Claire
(played by Ivana Baquero) — supporting
Claire is a woman who secretly travelled to Belfast at sixteen and later calls Jarvis's program to describe what happened. She says Andrew assaulted her while Jarvis held the other girl by the neck, c...
Wrecker / Alex
(played by Oliver Coopersmith) — supporting
Wrecker / Alex is a caller who claims to have been present during the Belfast incident. By suggesting that Jarvis was also involved, he intensifies the live accusations against Jarvis and Andrew, prom...
Anthony
(played by Alexis Rodney) — supporting
Anthony is present inside the radio studio when masked captors seize control of the broadcast. He is held alongside Jarvis and forced to keep the program running under threat, making him a hostage who...
Norman Burgess
(played by Anthony Stewart Head) — supporting
Norman is the station figure who pressures Jarvis to reunite on air with Andrew, arguing that the popular team is commercially important. He acknowledges Jarvis's contractual freedom of speech but war...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jarvis Dolan → Norman Burgess
(Power Station Authority)
Norman pressures Jarvis to restore the popular team and warns that the station will not support him if his decisions cause trouble.
Jarvis Dolan → Andrew Wilde
(Professional Former Broadcast Partners)
Norman pressures Jarvis to reunite on air with his former partner, Andrew Wilde, because the station wants their popular team back.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Claire → Wrecker / Alex
(Unknown Conflicting Testimony)
Wrecker / Alex calls the program with one account of the night, and Claire later calls with her own direct account of what happened.
Wrecker / Alex → Andrew Wilde
(Narrative Incident Witness)
Wrecker / Alex states that he was present on the night discussed during the broadcast and comments on the alleged incident involving Andrew.
Wrecker / Alex → Jarvis Dolan
(Conflict Public Accuser)
A caller identifying himself as Wrecker / Alex claims he was present that night and suggests that Jarvis was also involved.
Jarvis Dolan → Claire
(Conflict Accused Cover-Up)
Claire says Jarvis was holding the other girl by the neck, while Jarvis denies being at the hotel and rejects responsibility.
Andrew Wilde → Claire
(Conflict Alleged Sexual Assault)
Claire says she awoke to Andrew assaulting her in a hotel room after she had flirted with him and gone to his room.
Jarvis Dolan → Anthony
(Alliance Forced Cooperation)
Anthony is caught inside the studio with Jarvis and is forced to keep the program running during the takeover.
Story Analysis
A live radio broadcast becomes a coercive public interrogation about alleged abuse, responsibility, and competing accounts of the past.
Plot Progression
Pressure Before Broadcast
The Studio Takeover
A Confession Under Threat
Voices Against Jarvis
Claire Demands Accountability
Directed by Pedro C. Alonso
Feedback (2019) · 5.8/10 · horror, thriller
Content sources
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(Q111550986), public domain (CC0).
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