Character Relationships in Geostorm

Jake Lawson (played by Gerard Butler) is a protagonist in Geostorm. Chief architect of the Dutch Boy climate satellite system. After being replaced by his brother Max, he helps investigate satellite malfunctions aboard the ICSS, uncovers a virus and a conspiracy, confronts the traitor Duncan, and stays behind to manually reboot the system to prevent a global Geostorm. Ute Fassbinder (played by Alexandra Maria Lara) is a protagonist in Geostorm. Commander of the International Climate Space Station (ICSS). Assists Jake Lawson in investigating the satellite malfunctions, helps neutralize rogue satellites, and stays behind with Jake to manually reboot the system and transfer control to NASA to stop the Geostorm. Eni Adisa (played by Adepero Oduye) appears in Geostorm. Cheng Long (played by Daniel Wu) appears in Geostorm. Ray Dussette (played by Amr Waked) appears in Geostorm. Duncan Taylor (played by Robert Sheehan) appears in Geostorm. Systems specialist and programmer on the ICSS who is secretly the mastermind behind the satellite sabotage and Habib's death. Working on Dekkom's orders, he is confronted by Jake Lawson and killed when stray bullets shatter a station window during their fight.

Character Relationship Map: Geostorm

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Geostorm (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

Story Analysis

A disgraced climate engineer and an ICSS commander uncover sabotage and race to restore a global weather-control system before it creates a Geostorm.

Plot Progression

  1. A Fragile Climate Shield
  2. Evidence From The Sky
  3. The Virus And The Storm
  4. The Station Turns Hostile
  5. Reboot Before The Storm

Directed by Dean Devlin

Geostorm (2017) · 6.1/10 · action, science-fiction, thriller

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