Sudden Death (1977) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A retired CIA operative who is asked by Ed Neilson to investigate the murder of Neilson's family. He initially refuses, but takes up the case after Neilson is killed. With help from his former associa...
A former associate of Duke Smith who helps him investigate the murders of Ed Neilson and Neilson's family. Spain works alongside Smith to identify and confront those responsible, making him Smith's pr...
A government agent who works with members of Ed Neilson's company to get Neilson out because of his sympathy for the Brown Hats, a group fighting for rights. Shaw has one of his men follow Duke Smith...
Duke Smith's wife. When threats against Smith escalate, he arranges for Maya and their daughter Melissa to hide until the danger passes. At the end, Smith and Wyatt Spain discover that the hired assas...
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The plot identifies Maya as Smith's wife and states that Smith arranges for her to be taken into hiding.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Spain assists Smith in finding those responsible for the killings and participates in eliminating the men responsible.
John Shaw has one of his men follow Smith, hires a killer to deal with him, and is eventually shot by Smith.
The plot states that Duke Smith works with his former associate Wyatt Spain to investigate the deaths of a family and the man who sought Smith's help.
A retired operative investigates a chain of murders, defeats the forces behind them, and discovers that victory has come too late to save his family.
Directed by Eddie Romero
Sudden Death (1977) · 9/10 · action
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