Character Relationships in Mistrial
Steve Donohue (played by Bill Pullman) is a protagonist in Mistrial.
Captain Lou Unger (played by Robert Loggia) is a protagonist in Mistrial.
Lieutenant C. Hodges (played by Blair Underwood) appears in Mistrial.
Commissioner Russell Crane (played by Leo Burmester) appears in Mistrial.
Laurie Meisinger (played by Roma Maffia) appears in Mistrial.
Mayor Taylor (played by James Rebhorn) appears in Mistrial.
Eddie Rios (played by Jon Seda) appears in Mistrial.
Nick Mirsky (played by Josef Sommer) appears in Mistrial.
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Character Relationship Map: Mistrial
Mistrial (1996) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Steve Donohue
(played by Bill Pullman) — protagonist
Captain Lou Unger
(played by Robert Loggia) — protagonist
Lieutenant C. Hodges
(played by Blair Underwood) — supporting
Commissioner Russell Crane
(played by Leo Burmester) — supporting
Laurie Meisinger
(played by Roma Maffia) — supporting
Mayor Taylor
(played by James Rebhorn) — supporting
Eddie Rios
(played by Jon Seda) — supporting
Nick Mirsky
(played by Josef Sommer) — supporting
Detective Bobby Zito
(played by Casey Siemaszko) — supporting
Katherine Donohue
(played by Kate Burton) — supporting
Key Relationships
Steve Donohue → Laurie Meisinger
(Legal Professional)
Steve Donohue → Mayor Taylor
(Power Authority Figure)
Steve Donohue → Nick Mirsky
(Conflict Hostage)
Steve Donohue → Eddie Rios
(Conflict Antagonist)
Steve Donohue → Detective Bobby Zito
(Professional Colleague)
Steve Donohue → Lieutenant C. Hodges
(Professional Colleague)
Steve Donohue → Commissioner Russell Crane
(Professional Superior)
Steve Donohue → Captain Lou Unger
(Professional Supervisor)
Steve Donohue → Katherine Donohue
(Family Spouse)
Story Analysis
A detective's quest for justice after the legal system fails to convict a cop-killer
Plot Progression
The Unjust Verdict
Courtroom Siege
The People's Court
Justice Served
Directed by Heywood Gould
Mistrial (1996) · 5.3/10 · action, drama, thriller, tv-movie
Content sources
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(Q6880481), public domain (CC0).