John Trevor (played by Leslie Nielsen) is a protagonist in Project: Kill.
Leader of the special forces team 'Project: Kill', whose performance is enhanced by experimental drugs. After discovering his unit is used for assassination rather than protection, he defects to the Philippines. However, drug withdrawal renders him violent and dangerous. Frank Lassiter (played by Gary Lockwood) is a protagonist in Project: Kill.
Trevor's second-in-command who learns of the team's true purpose. Tasked with locating and containing Trevor after his escape to the Philippines, Lassiter must track him down before the drug-addicted commander can cause irreversible harm. Alok Lee (played by Vic Diaz) appears in Project: Kill.
Filipino criminal boss who discovers Trevor's arrival in the Philippines. Hired by a foreign power, he orchestrates efforts to capture Trevor in order to extract secrets about the special forces' drug regimen and training program.
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Characters
John Trevor
(played by Leslie Nielsen) — protagonist
Leader of the special forces team 'Project: Kill', whose performance is enhanced by experimental drugs. After discovering his unit is used for assassination rather than protection, he defects to the P...
Frank Lassiter
(played by Gary Lockwood) — protagonist
Trevor's second-in-command who learns of the team's true purpose. Tasked with locating and containing Trevor after his escape to the Philippines, Lassiter must track him down before the drug-addicted...
Alok Lee
(played by Vic Diaz) — supporting
Filipino criminal boss who discovers Trevor's arrival in the Philippines. Hired by a foreign power, he orchestrates efforts to capture Trevor in order to extract secrets about the special forces' drug...
Key Relationships
John Trevor → Alok Lee
(Conflict Target)
John Trevor → Frank Lassiter
(Professional Superior)
Story Analysis
A special forces commander defects after discovering his unit's assassination mandate, triggering a violent drug withdrawal and a multi-sided pursuit in the Philippines.
