Wild Target (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A reclusive and highly skilled professional assassin from a distinguished lineage, who abandons his cold profession after falling in love with his target and adopts a homeless youth as his apprentice.
An ingenious and resourceful con artist whose fraudulent art sale triggers the central conflict, leading her to form an unlikely bond with her hired assassin.
A seemingly homeless young street-smart individual who enters the lives of Victor and Rose, initially causing confusion before becoming Victor's chosen successor.
A wealthy and vengeful billionaire whose purchase of a forgery sets the plot in motion, ultimately driving him to hire multiple assassins and meet a painful end.
The domineering widow of a renowned assassin who strictly enforces family tradition and professionalism, intervening violently when her son's safety is threatened.
A highly proficient and ruthless hitman regarded as second only to Victor, hired to exact revenge and eliminate the protagonists.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ferguson hires Dixon to kill both Rose and Victor after remaining determined to take revenge.
Ferguson hires Victor to assassinate Rose.
Mother is Victor's domineering mother and the widow of his deceased assassin father.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Dixon tracks the trio to the Maynard family home, Mother kills Dixon's henchman and confronts the attack.
Tony enters the already complex lives of Victor and Rose and remains with them while they hide from Ferguson's men.
Victor thwarts an assassin's attempt and Tony then enters the lives of Victor and Rose.
Dixon tracks the trio, which includes Tony, to the Maynard family home.
Dixon is reputed to be second only to Victor in proficiency and is hired to kill him.
Ferguson hires Dixon to eliminate both Rose and Victor.
Rose sells Ferguson a fake Rembrandt for £900,000, prompting him to seek revenge.
Ferguson hires Victor to assassinate Rose after she sells him a fake Rembrandt.
A professional assassin abandons a contract for love, builds an unconventional family, and discovers that his violent legacy may continue through the next generation.
Directed by Jonathan Lynn
Wild Target (2010) · 6.5/10 · action, comedy
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