Character Relationships in Braker
Lieutenant Harry Braker (played by Carl Weathers) is a protagonist in Braker.
Eddie Kelso (played by Joseph Bottoms) is a protagonist in Braker.
Alan Roswell (played by Ian McShane) appears in Braker.
Bruce Wines (played by Kristoffer Tabori) appears in Braker.
Orsini (played by Alex Rocco) appears in Braker.
Hayes (played by Dann Florek) appears in Braker.
Danny Buckner (played by Ed O'Neill) appears in Braker.
Lieutenant Polly Peters (played by Anne Schedeen) appears in Braker.
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Character Relationship Map: Braker
Braker (1985) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Lieutenant Harry Braker
(played by Carl Weathers) — protagonist
Eddie Kelso
(played by Joseph Bottoms) — protagonist
Alan Roswell
(played by Ian McShane) — supporting
Bruce Wines
(played by Kristoffer Tabori) — supporting
Orsini
(played by Alex Rocco) — supporting
Hayes
(played by Dann Florek) — supporting
Danny Buckner
(played by Ed O'Neill) — minor
Lieutenant Polly Peters
(played by Anne Schedeen) — minor
R.E. Packard
(played by Randall 'Tex' Cobb) — minor
Captain Joyce
(played by Peter Michael Goetz) — minor
Key Relationships
Alan Roswell → R.E. Packard
(Unknown Connection)
Alan Roswell → Danny Buckner
(Unknown Connection)
Alan Roswell → Orsini
(Professional Business Associate)
Eddie Kelso → Bruce Wines
(Unknown Connection)
Lieutenant Harry Braker → Hayes
(Professional Colleague)
Lieutenant Harry Braker → Captain Joyce
(Professional Superior)
Lieutenant Harry Braker → Lieutenant Polly Peters
(Professional Superior)
Eddie Kelso → Alan Roswell
(Professional Investigation Target)
Lieutenant Harry Braker → Alan Roswell
(Conflict Suspect)
Lieutenant Harry Braker → Eddie Kelso
(Professional Partners)
Story Analysis
A detective duo investigates the murder of a controversial record executive in the cutthroat music industry.
Plot Progression
The Murdered Mogul
Partners in Pursuit
Unmasking the Motive
Justice Prevails
Directed by Victor Lobl
Braker (1985) · 5/10 · action
Content sources
Related entry on
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(Q4956040), public domain (CC0).