Cleaning Up (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Mr Jackson
(played by Mark Gatiss) — protagonist
James
(played by Anton Romaine Thompson) — protagonist
Jenny
(played by Tracy-Ann Oberman) — supporting
Sophie
(played by Phoebe Newlan) — supporting
Ted
(played by Nicholas Briggs) — supporting
Ian
(played by Michael Amariah) — supporting
Stuart
(played by Anthony Keetch) — supporting
Jemma
(played by Miranda Keeling) — supporting
Palmer
(played by Harry Myers) — supporting
Deborah
(played by Angelina Nambia) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mr Jackson → Ted
(Professional Employer) — Hitman and his client
Jenny → Sophie
(Family Mother) — Mother-daughter relationship
James → Sophie
(Family Daughter) — Father-daughter relationship
James → Jenny
(Family Spouse) — Married couple
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jenny → Jemma
(Social Friend) — Close friendship
Mr Jackson → Deborah
(Narrative Informant) — Source of information
Mr Jackson → Palmer
(Conflict Rival) — Professional rivalry
Ian → Stuart
(Alliance Partner) — Business partners
Ted → Ian
(Alliance Partner) — Business partners
Mr Jackson → James
(Narrative Target) — Professional hitman and his target
Story Analysis
A tense thriller about a professional hitman targeting a man who discovers the contract on his life
Plot Progression
The Professional's Arrival
— Mr Jackson establishes himself as a cold, calculating hitman while James faces financial troubles that lead to a contract being placed on his life.
The Hunt Begins
— Mr Jackson begins surveillance on James, who remains unaware of the danger lurking as he cherishes time with his family.
Close Calls and Revelations
— James and Mr Jackson have their first encounter, and Sophie accidentally witnesses the hitman, raising the stakes for everyone involved.
Family Under Siege
— The threat becomes personal when Mr Jackson confronts James at his home, forcing the family to fight for their survival.
Directed by Thomas Guerrier
Cleaning Up (2011) · 9/10 · comedy, thriller
Content sources
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