Character Relationship Map: Dead Easy
Dead Easy (1982) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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George
(played by Scott Burgess) — protagonist
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Alex
(played by Rosemary Paul) — protagonist
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Armstrong
(played by Tim McKenzie) — supporting
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Francis
(played by Max Phipps) — supporting
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Ozzie
(played by Tony Barry) — supporting
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Morry
(played by Jack O'Leary) — supporting
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Sol
(played by Joe Martin) — supporting
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Jack
(played by Barney Combes) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Francis → Jack
(Professional Employer) — Mob boss employing Jack in his criminal organization
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Francis → Sol
(Professional Employer) — Mob boss employing Sol in his criminal organization
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Francis → Morry
(Professional Employer) — Mob boss employing Morry in his criminal organization
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Francis → Ozzie
(Professional Employer) — Mob boss employing Ozzie in his criminal organization
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Francis → Armstrong
(Conflict Enemy) — Mob boss hunting Armstrong for offending him
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Francis → Alex
(Conflict Enemy) — Mob boss hunting Alex for offending him
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Francis → George
(Conflict Enemy) — Mob boss hunting George for offending him
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Alex → Armstrong
(Social Friend) — Close friends pursuing entertainment industry success
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George → Armstrong
(Social Friend) — Close friends pursuing entertainment industry success
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George → Alex
(Social Friend) — Close friends pursuing entertainment industry success
Story Analysis
Survival against criminal underworld
Plot Progression
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Ambitious Beginnings
— Three friends pursue their dreams in the competitive entertainment industry, full of hope and determination.
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Fatal Mistake
— The friends unknowingly offend a powerful mob boss, setting in motion a chain of violent events.
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Hunted
— The friends become targets of a violent vendetta as the mob boss unleashes his network of killers.
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Desperate Escape
— On the run, the friends must rely on their wits and bond to survive increasingly close calls.
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Final Showdown
— The friends confront the mob boss and his network in a desperate battle for survival.
Directed by Bert Deling
Dead Easy (1982) · 6.7/10 · action, crime, drama
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q5245150), public domain (CC0).
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