Fugitive Rage (1996) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Tara McCormick
(played by Alexander Keith) — protagonist
Josie Williams
(played by Shauna O'Brien) — protagonist
Tommy Stompanato
(played by John Henry Richardson) — supporting
James O'Keefe
(played by Tim Abell) — supporting
Ryker
(played by Ross Hagen) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ryker → Tommy Stompanato
(Professional Criminal Associate) — Ryker acts on Tommy's behalf by helping coordinate pressure against Tara and reporting developments to him.
Ryker has ties to Tommy, discusses having Tara attacked, and reports to Tommy about Tara's actions and the watched safe house.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tara McCormick → Josie Williams
(Alliance Prison Allies) — Tara's concern for her cellmate leads her to seek Josie's rescue, although the excerpt does not reveal the outcome.
Tara forms connections with inmates including Sharrisse, and later identifies Josie as her cellmate. After hearing that Josie has been abducted, Tara...
Tara McCormick → James O'Keefe
(Alliance Protected Ally) — James provides government protection and practical support, eventually agreeing to help Tara confront Tommy's men.
James reviews Tara's record and helps arrange her transfer and protection. He later agrees to escort her out and backs her when she insists on pursuin...
Tara McCormick → Tommy Stompanato
(Conflict Hostile Adversaries) — Their conflict drives the danger around Tara, as Tommy's organization targets her and Tara later kills two of his men.
Tommy is acquitted of conspiring to murder his former girlfriend, and Tara confronts him with a gun. Tara is later serving time for attempting to kill...
Story Analysis
After Tommy's acquittal sparks Tara's arrest, she navigates prison threats and government protection before pursuing Josie amid an unresolved conflict with Tommy's organization.
Plot Progression
The Verdict Ignites Violence
— Tommy is acquitted, provoking Tara to confront him with a gun. Her arrest and record establish why she is imprisoned and draw James into her case.
Danger Behind Prison Walls
— Tara forms prison connections as Tommy's influence reaches inside. Ryker discusses an attack, while James arranges a protected transfer for Tara.
A Transfer Under Threat
— Tara resists restrictions but accepts an escorted outing with James. Tommy's men spot the operation and seize her, although she later gets back on the move with James and armed supplies.
Josie Becomes the Target
— Tommy suspects Tara may be prepared to testify against him. Josie is placed in solitary and then abducted by Tommy's men, who kill two guards during the extraction.
Pursuit Without Resolution
— Tara insists on pursuing Josie, and James agrees to support her. Tara kills Deluca and Big Apple, while Tommy's men continue searching and the excerpt leaves Josie's fate unresolved.
Directed by Fred Olen Ray
Fugitive Rage (1996) · 3.1/10 · action, crime, drama
Content sources
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(Q5507273), public domain (CC0).
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