The Hit List (1993) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Jordan Henning
(played by Yancy Butler) — supporting
Peter Mayhew
(played by James Coburn) — supporting
Bishop
(played by Sherman Howard) — supporting
Search Detective
(played by Stephen Rowe) — minor
Pharmaceutical Wholesaler
(played by Erick Avari) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Search Detective → Pharmaceutical Wholesaler
(Professional Investigator And Witness) — The detective's inquiry draws information from the wholesaler about the suspected poison purchase.
The investigation leads to a pharmaceutical wholesaler, who recalls selling a small amount of the suspected substance to a man using false credentials...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jordan Henning → Peter Mayhew
(Narrative Conspiracy Connection) — Jordan's danger and the investigation are situated within a conspiracy that may be exposed through Peter's secrets and associations.
The account says the investigation also threatens Peter Mayhew, whose secrets and associations may expose the wider conspiracy.
Jordan Henning → Bishop
(Conflict Adversarial Target) — Bishop's operation puts Jordan in danger, while Jordan suspects a broader conspiracy around him.
Jordan says her late husband's partner, Bishop, had powerful connections and was preparing to testify. She fears people wanted him silenced and may ha...
Story Analysis
A suspicious death investigation and an effort to eliminate Jordan converge around concealed identities, past covert work, and a wider conspiracy.
Plot Progression
A Death Made to Look Natural
— Investigators question an apparent heart attack and find trauma and poison on examination. A wholesaler's account and inconsistent records suggest a trained killer with multiple identities.
Jordan Becomes a Target
— A campaign to eliminate Jordan emerges, while Bishop refuses a warning to stop his operation. Jordan seeks protection after being followed.
A Dangerous Past Resurfaces
— Jordan's protector recounts covert work in Colombia and the fate of an abandoned contact. Jordan connects Bishop's influence and planned testimony to her own danger.
Flight and Fragile Trust
— An attempted attack drives Jordan and her protector to a secluded house in the hills. Their alliance becomes personal, though suspicion remains.
The Conspiracy Closes In
— The investigation threatens Peter and uncovers another set of fingerprints. A phone conversation confirms that police are closing in before a final confrontation leaves the killer apparently dead.
Directed by William Webb
The Hit List (1993) · 4.9/10 · action, thriller, crime
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(Q4433649), public domain (CC0).
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