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Cynical occult expert navigating the treaty between Heaven and Hell. Suffering from terminal lung cancer due to a past suicide attempt, he aids Angela Dodson in investigating her sister's death, uncov...
Twin sisters possessing latent psychic abilities. Isabel sacrifices herself to thwart Mammon's plan. Detective Angela investigates her sister's death, collaborates with Constantine, reawakens her supp...
Constantine's loyal apprentice. Assists Constantine in battling demons to rescue Angela. Sacrifices himself during the exorciation attempt against the unseen force, later revealed to have ascended to...
A powerful witch doctor and occult ally. Assists Constantine by inducing mystical visions that help locate the possessed Angela at the psychiatric hospital during the final assault.
Constantine's trusted armorer. Provides crucial exposition about the Antichrist Mammon and Lucifer's son before being murdered by the demon Balthazar at the morgue.
The ruler of Hell, personally summoned by Constantine's suicide. Intervenes to banish Mammon, destroys Gabriel's wings, and attempts to claim Constantine's soul. Ultimately allows Isabel's ascension a...
A scavenger in Mexico who discovers the spear tip that pierced Jesus Christ. Becomes possessed and transports the relic to Los Angeles, initiating the central conflict.
A half-breed angel resentful of God's favoritism. Orchestrates Mammon's rise to punish humanity, attacks Constantine's allies, and attempts to use Angela as Mammon's host. His wings are destroyed by L...
A half-breed demon henchman. Murders Hennessy and Beeman, interrogated by Constantine to reveal Mammon's reliance on Christ's blood, and is later destroyed by Gabriel while abducting Angela.
Constantine's friend and a priest. Discovers a mysterious symbol on Isabel's wrist at the morgue, carves it into his own hand to guide Constantine, and is subsequently killed by Balthazar.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Constantine asks Lucifer to send Isabel to Heaven, and Lucifer releases Isabel before trying to claim Constantine.
Lucifer destroys Gabriel's wings after stopping Mammon's release, reducing Gabriel to mortality.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Scavenger brings the spear tip to Los Angeles, creating the supernatural crisis Constantine must investigate.
Balthazar's actions advance the plan that Gabriel intends to use to unleash Hell on Earth.
Balthazar kills Beeman before the armorer can fully protect the investigation.
Balthazar kills Father Hennessy after Hennessy discovers the mysterious symbol.
Beeman explains that the symbol found in connection with Isabel represents Mammon, Lucifer's son.
Hennessy discovers a symbol on Isabel's wrist and carves it into his own hand so Constantine and Angela can find its meaning.
Chas joins Constantine's assault on the hospital to rescue Angela, but dies during the attempted exorcism.
Midnite induces visions that help Constantine locate Angela at the psychiatric hospital.
Gabriel prepares to stab Angela with the spear tip to unleash Mammon after Angela has been possessed.
Constantine commits suicide specifically so Lucifer will personally collect him, then convinces Lucifer to stop Mammon.
Constantine interrogates Balthazar after Balthazar kills Hennessy and Beeman, forcing him to reveal Mammon's plan.
Gabriel rejects Constantine's request for a longer life and later attacks his allies before attempting to use Angela to unleash Mammon.
Constantine asks Midnite for help, and Midnite induces visions that locate Angela at the psychiatric hospital.
A doomed occultist seeks redemption by confronting a supernatural conspiracy and choosing selfless sacrifice over personal salvation.
Directed by Francis Lawrence
Constantine (2005) · 7.2/10 · action, fantasy, horror
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