The Chase (1991) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An escaped Texas convict living in Denver under the alias Mark Taylor, Hutchinson works as a car mechanic while committing robberies and other crimes. He begins a relationship with Roxanne without rev...
A man traveling with his disabled daughter, Laurienti is forced by the fleeing Hutchinson to drive his green Chevrolet truck. A helicopter pilot alerts police to the vehicle, and officers surround it;...
A KCNC-TV helicopter pilot, Silva initially flies over Denver so cameraman Jim Stair can film aerial views. During the police pursuit of Hutchinson, he and Stair track the escape from above. Realizing...
A police officer and the son of Detective Bob Wallis, Dale is part of the family Wallis hopes to spend more time with after retirement. Wallis regrets not being present for Dale when he was younger. A...
A Denver Police Department detective investigating Hutchinson alongside Detective Hammer, Wallis is also Dale's father and is preparing to retire to spend more time with his family and new grandchild....
A young woman struggling to pay her bills and get to work, Whipple receives little support from her drug-addicted boyfriend Julian and is secretly pregnant. After Hutchinson crashes his Blazer, he tri...
Whipple's drug-addicted boyfriend, Julian provides little support while she struggles with bills and getting to work, and he does not know she is pregnant. After Hutchinson crashes and attempts to tak...
A woman Hutchinson meets through a coworker, Roxanne begins a relationship with him without knowing about his criminal life. When Hutchinson discovers her going through his belongings, he chases her o...
A teenage bank teller at the Rio Grande Operating Credit Union, Tammie confides in a coworker that she feels insecure about her appearance and lacks self-confidence. When Hutchinson robs the office, s...
A Texas detective who joins Denver Detective Bob Wallis in investigating Hutchinson's crimes, Hammer also responds with Wallis to the credit union robbery. The two pursue Hutchinson in a police cruise...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Wallis regrets not being present for Dale when he was younger, and Dale gives a speech at Wallis's funeral before breaking down.
Hutchinson meets Roxanne through his coworker and begins a relationship with her, while hiding his criminal life.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Wallis's death, KCNC-TV provides Laurienti with a new white truck, connecting Silva's station to the community's aftermath.
Silva lands the helicopter directly in front of Laurienti's truck, allowing police to surround it and remove Laurienti unharmed.
Silva and Stair record the pursuit from the helicopter while Wallis and the police attempt to intercept Hutchinson.
Silva remains overhead during the pursuit, identifies Hutchinson's truck, and lands the helicopter in front of it to force a stop.
Hutchinson confronts Julian and Whipple after the crash, causing Julian to run away during the attempted carjacking.
After crashing the Blazer, Hutchinson encounters Whipple and Julian and attempts to carjack them, firing at Whipple as she drives away.
During the credit-union robbery, Hutchinson points a handgun at Tammie and orders her to transfer the money into his suitcase.
Hammer investigates Hutchinson with Wallis and pursues him after the credit-union robbery.
Wallis investigates Hutchinson's criminal activities and dies when Hutchinson's Blazer strikes him during the pursuit.
Hutchinson forces Laurienti to drive his green Chevrolet C/K and later attempts to shoot him when police surround the truck.
A desperate criminal flight collides with police duty, private hardship, and the consequences of violence.
Directed by Paul Wendkos
The Chase (1991) · 4/10 · crime, drama, tv-movie
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