Character Relationships in Guns Up
Ray Hayes (played by Kevin James) is a protagonist in Guns Up.
Alice Hayes (played by Christina Ricci) is a protagonist in Guns Up.
Ignatius Locke (played by Luis Guzmán) appears in Guns Up.
Charlie Brooks (played by Joey Diaz) appears in Guns Up.
Michael Temple (played by Melissa Leo) appears in Guns Up.
Ford Holden (played by Solomon Hughes) appears in Guns Up.
Lonny Costigan (played by Timothy V. Murphy) appears in Guns Up.
Danny Clogan (played by Francis Cronin) appears in Guns Up.
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Character Relationship Map: Guns Up
Guns Up (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Ray Hayes
(played by Kevin James) — protagonist
Alice Hayes
(played by Christina Ricci) — protagonist
Ignatius Locke
(played by Luis Guzmán) — supporting
Charlie Brooks
(played by Joey Diaz) — supporting
Michael Temple
(played by Melissa Leo) — supporting
Ford Holden
(played by Solomon Hughes) — supporting
Lonny Costigan
(played by Timothy V. Murphy) — supporting
Danny Clogan
(played by Francis Cronin) — supporting
Antonio Castigan
(played by Maximilian Osinski) — supporting
Harry the Hammer
(played by Miroslav Barnyashev) — supporting
Key Relationships
Ray Hayes → Harry the Hammer
(Alliance Enforcer)
Ray Hayes → Antonio Castigan
(Power Underling)
Ray Hayes → Danny Clogan
(Professional Contact)
Ray Hayes → Ford Holden
(Alliance Associate)
Ray Hayes → Lonny Costigan
(Conflict Rival)
Ray Hayes → Michael Temple
(Professional Former Superior)
Ray Hayes → Charlie Brooks
(Alliance Colleague)
Ray Hayes → Ignatius Locke
(Professional Employer)
Ray Hayes → Alice Hayes
(Family Spouses)
Story Analysis
A former police officer's desperate struggle to protect his family while caught between his criminal obligations and law enforcement past
Plot Progression
Double Life Exposed
Night of Chaos
Race for Survival
Confrontation Dawn
Directed by Edward Drake
Guns Up (2025) · 6.5/10 · action, comedy, crime
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