Character Relationship Map: Ghost Rig
Ghost Rig (2003) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Tom
(played by Jamie Bamber) — protagonist
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Will
(played by Bryan Carney) — protagonist
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Vincent
(played by Jaason Simmons) — supporting
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Crawford
(played by Noel Fitzpatrick) — supporting
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Sophie
(played by Juliet Diamond) — supporting
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Annie
(played by Kerry Norton) — supporting
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Mole
(played by David Rae) — supporting
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Eric
(played by Rory McCann) — supporting
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Iona
(played by Heather Peace) — minor
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Mole → Tom
(Unknown Victim) — First to be affected by the supernatural presence
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Will → Annie
(Social Friend) — Close friends among the activists
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Crawford → Tom
(Conflict Antagonist) — Supernatural entity haunting the rig
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Will → Vincent
(Alliance Teammate) — Greenpeace activists working together
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Tom → Iona
(Alliance Teammate) — Greenpeace activists working together
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Tom → Eric
(Alliance Teammate) — Greenpeace activists working together
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Tom → Mole
(Alliance Teammate) — Greenpeace activists working together
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Tom → Annie
(Alliance Teammate) — Greenpeace activists working together
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Tom → Sophie
(Alliance Teammate) — Greenpeace activists working together
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Tom → Will
(Alliance Teammate) — Greenpeace activists working together
Story Analysis
Environmental activists confront supernatural forces on an abandoned oil platform
Plot Progression
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The Occupation
— Greenpeace activists board the abandoned oil platform to prevent its sinking, unaware they're not alone.
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Unsettling Discoveries
— The group finds evidence of recent activity and begins experiencing strange occurrences that challenge their reality.
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Descent Into Terror
— Paranoia and hallucinations divide the group as they uncover the platform's dark occult secrets.
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Final Confrontation
— The remaining activists must face the supernatural entity before escaping the doomed rig.
Directed by Julian Kean
Ghost Rig (2003) · 4.3/10 · drama, horror, thriller
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