Until Death (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Anthony Stowe is a New Orleans narcotics detective whose heroin addiction, recklessness, and failed sting operation leave him disgraced and comatose. After recovering, he seeks redemption by repairing...
Serge is a fellow police officer who once saved Anthony Stowe's life. After being killed by an unknown attacker following another failed sting operation, he becomes a symbol of the dangers surrounding...
Maria Ronson is a fellow police officer who dies during the botched sting operation against Gabriel Callaghan. Her death results from Anthony Stowe's failed operation and becomes a major source of gui...
Mac is the police chief who reprimands Anthony Stowe after the failed sting operation and later fires him after learning about his heroin addiction. Despite this conflict, Mac ultimately decides to re...
Mark Rossini is the gym teacher at the school where Valerie Stowe is principal. He has been seeing Valerie during the collapse of her marriage to Anthony and may be the father of her unborn child. Val...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mark is described as the man involved with Anthony's estranged wife, and she plans to live with him before reconsidering.
Mac, the police chief, confronts Anthony about his conduct and later refuses to reinstate him after discovering his heroin addiction.
Maria Ronson is identified as a fellow cop who dies during a failed sting operation involving Anthony Stowe.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot provides no direct interaction between Mark and Maria Ronson.
Serge is described as a police officer who once saved Anthony's life.
A broken detective survives violence and moral collapse before pursuing accountability, redemption, and a second chance at family life.
Directed by Simon Fellows
Until Death (2007) · 6/10 · action, crime, thriller
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