Quick Change (1990) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Burned-out New Yorker who orchestrates a clown-themed bank robbery with his girlfriend and best friend to escape his miserable life, leading to a chaotic cross-country getaway.
Grimm's girlfriend and accomplice in the bank heist. She shares the getaway with him and Loomis, dealing with the stress of the escape while hiding a pregnancy.
Grimm's best friend and co-conspirator in the heist. He panics during the getaway, jumping out of a moving cab and accidentally knocking himself out.
World-weary but relentless NYPD chief who doggedly pursues the getaway trio across the country, eventually crossing paths with them aboard an airport airliner.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Phyllis as Grimm's girlfriend and says she helps him rob the bank. During the escape, she is desperate to tell him she is pregnant...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Phyllis and Loomis both join Grimm in robbing the bank and attempting to escape with him.
Chief Rotzinger doggedly attempts to catch the fleeing trio, which includes Grimm. He encounters the robbers aboard an airliner but realizes who they...
The plot identifies Loomis as Grimm's best friend and says he joins Grimm and Phyllis in the bank robbery and getaway.
A bank robbery meant to secure an escape from New York turns into a chaotic getaway shaped by mishaps, pursuit, and an ironic departure.
Directed by Howard Franklin, Bill Murray
Quick Change (1990) · 6.7/10 · comedy, crime
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