Character Relationship Map: Toronto Rocks

Characters

• Self (played by Mick Jagger) — protagonist

  Justin Timberlake is named among the artists present at the Toronto benefit concert featured in this television film. He appears as himself in the concert material; the summary does not describe a par...

• Self (played by Justin Timberlake) — protagonist
• Self (played by Sam Roberts) — supporting
• Self (played by Kathleen Edwards) — supporting
• Self (played by Sass Jordan) — supporting
• Self (played by Boom Desjardins) — supporting
• Self (played by Garry Peterson) — minor
• Self (played by Wayne Coyne) — minor
• Self (played by Steven Drozd) — minor
• Self (played by Kliph Scurlock) — minor
• Self (played by Jim Belushi) — minor
• Self (played by Ronald Isley) — minor
• Self (played by Randy Bachman) — minor
• Self (played by Donnie MacDougall) — minor
• Self (played by Jeff Martin) — supporting
• Self (played by Dan Aykroyd) — minor
• Self (played by Burton Cummings) — minor
• Self (played by Stuart Chatwood) — supporting
• Self (played by Jeff Burrows) — supporting
• Self (played by Jim Cuddy) — supporting

Story Analysis

A documentary capturing the historic Live 8 charity concert in Toronto featuring major rock and pop acts.

Plot Progression

1. Pre-Concert Preparations — Technical crews and organizers set up the massive Toronto venue for the Live 8 charity event. Early announcements build anticipation among fans and participating artists.
2. Opening Performances — Rush, The Guess Who, and Justin Timberlake take the stage to warm up the massive crowd. The energy steadily rises as diverse musical styles blend.
3. Headline Acts & Climax — The Rolling Stones and AC/DC deliver powerful headlining sets that electrify the audience. The broadcast captures the historic scale and emotional peak of the concert.
4. Historic Legacy & Release — The event officially breaks attendance records for Canada and North America. Footage is later compiled into the Toronto Rocks DVD and Plug Me In release.