Character Relationships in The Debt
Geoff Dresner (played by Warren Clarke) is a protagonist in The Debt.
DS Edward 'Ed' Foster (played by Hugo Speer) is a protagonist in The Debt.
James Hilden (played by Lee Williams) appears in The Debt.
Angela Jahnsen (played by Orla Brady) appears in The Debt.
Jez Kinnion (played by Doug Rao) appears in The Debt.
Terry Ross (played by Martin Freeman) appears in The Debt.
Matt Tilding (played by Neville Robinson) appears in The Debt.
Mary Peyre (played by Rosalind Paul) appears in The Debt.
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Character Relationship Map: The Debt
The Debt (2003) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Geoff Dresner
(played by Warren Clarke) — protagonist
DS Edward 'Ed' Foster
(played by Hugo Speer) — protagonist
James Hilden
(played by Lee Williams) — supporting
Angela Jahnsen
(played by Orla Brady) — supporting
Jez Kinnion
(played by Doug Rao) — supporting
Terry Ross
(played by Martin Freeman) — supporting
Matt Tilding
(played by Neville Robinson) — minor
Mary Peyre
(played by Rosalind Paul) — minor
Gillian Hilden
(played by Harri Earthy) — minor
Charlie Foster
(played by Ben Alsford) — minor
Hamilton
(played by Josephine Welcome) — minor
Andy Ross
(played by Brandon Miller) — minor
Leona Tilding
(played by Sharlene Whyte) — minor
Chief Supt. Baxter
(played by Roger Alborough) — minor
Stacey Ross
(played by Amanda Abbington) — supporting
Archie
(played by Roger Watkins) — minor
DI Kate Jaspers
(played by Nina Sosanya) — supporting
Gwen Dresner
(played by Barbara Marten) — minor
Tony Stokes
(played by Malcolm Storry) — minor
Sophie Stokes
(played by Jodi Albert) — minor
Story Analysis
A retired safe-cracker returns to crime to clear his son-in-law's debt, leading to fatal consequences and intersecting lives.
Plot Progression
The Retired Criminal
The Heist Plan
Blood on the Floor
Colliding Debts
Directed by Jon Jones
The Debt (2003) · 6.7/10 · crime, thriller, tv-movie
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