Jerusalem Countdown (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A senior FBI agent who investigates a terrorist conspiracy involving smuggled nuclear warheads. He partners with Eve Rearden, interrogates assassin Nick Tanner, and travels to Chicago to stop the bomb...
An arms dealer who contacts FBI agent Shane Daughtry to warn him about a covert operation called Seven Wonders. He is assassinated by terrorist Nick Tanner shortly after revealing this information.
Eve Rearden's father who attempts to warn her about the impending disaster related to the Israel negotiations. He is a devout Christian who is ultimately taken during the Rapture.
An FBI agent who investigates the nuclear weapons conspiracy alongside Daughtry after a past falling out. She attempts to protect the visiting Israeli Prime Minister but fails as the plot unfolds. She...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Rockwell, described as an arms dealer, contacts senior FBI agent Shane Daughtry and begins warning him about the Seven Wonders operation before he is...
Eve later meets with Daughtry to investigate the Seven Wonders conspiracy, and they divide their efforts between protecting the Israeli Prime Minister...
The plot explicitly identifies Jackson as Eve's father. He warns her that the negotiations will have disastrous consequences, and he is later taken du...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Rockwell's warning initiates the investigation that Eve later joins with Daughtry, leading to the discovery of the smuggled nuclear warheads.
Jackson warns Eve about the disaster connected to the negotiations, while Daughtry investigates the conspiracy and later contacts Eve during the escal...
A counterterrorism investigation becomes an apocalyptic struggle involving nuclear weapons, political assassination, and the aftermath of the Rapture.
Directed by Harold Cronk
Jerusalem Countdown (2011) · 4.5/10 · action, drama, fantasy, thriller
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