Harold (played by Max Gail) is a protagonist in D.C. Cab.
Owner of the run-down District of Columbia Cab company and late father's army buddy. He attempts to revitalize the business and share a $10,000 reward with his drivers, but is betrayed by his greedy wife who confiscates the money and kicks him out. Albert Hockenberry (played by Adam Baldwin) appears in D.C. Cab.
Naive but good-natured young man who arrives in D.C. to work for Harold. He inspires the cab drivers to work as a team, donates his own money to save the company from financial ruin, and leads the successful business overhaul that conquers local competition. Tyrone (played by Charlie Barnett) appears in D.C. Cab.
Buddy (played by Peter Paul) appears in D.C. Cab.
Angel of Death (played by Timothy Carey) appears in D.C. Cab.
D.C. Cab (1983) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Harold
(played by Max Gail) — protagonist
Owner of the run-down District of Columbia Cab company and late father's army buddy. He attempts to revitalize the business and share a $10,000 reward with his drivers, but is betrayed by his greedy w...
Albert Hockenberry
(played by Adam Baldwin) — supporting
Naive but good-natured young man who arrives in D.C. to work for Harold. He inspires the cab drivers to work as a team, donates his own money to save the company from financial ruin, and leads the suc...
Tyrone
(played by Charlie Barnett) — minor
Buddy
(played by Peter Paul) — supporting
Angel of Death
(played by Timothy Carey) — minor
Key Relationships
Tyrone → Angel of Death
(Narrative Driver)
Buddy → Tyrone
(Alliance Teammate)
Harold → Tyrone
(Professional Employer)
Harold → Buddy
(Professional Employer)
Albert Hockenberry → Tyrone
(Alliance Teammate)
Albert Hockenberry → Buddy
(Alliance Teammate)
Harold → Albert Hockenberry
(Professional Employer)
Story Analysis
A struggling cab company is revitalized through teamwork, financial sacrifice, and a daring rescue mission.
