Time Bomb (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Mike Bookman
(played by David Arquette) — protagonist
Douglas Campbell
(played by Richard T. Jones) — protagonist
Lynn Bookman
(played by Tara Rosling) — supporting
Jill Greco
(played by Angela Bassett) — supporting
Clark McDaniel
(played by Neil Napier) — supporting
John Givens
(played by Henri Pardo) — supporting
Matt Calvillo
(played by Matt Connell) — supporting
Richard Zawadski
(played by Simon Reynolds) — supporting
Agent Brian Goodman
(played by Gianpaolo Venuta) — supporting
Musab Hyatti
(played by Carlo Rota) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mike Bookman → Agent Brian Goodman
(Professional Colleague) — DHS agents working together
Mike Bookman → Richard Zawadski
(Professional Colleague) — DHS agents working together
Mike Bookman → Matt Calvillo
(Professional Colleague) — DHS agents working together
Mike Bookman → John Givens
(Professional Colleague) — DHS agents working together
Mike Bookman → Clark McDaniel
(Professional Colleague) — DHS agents working together
Mike Bookman → Jill Greco
(Professional Colleague) — DHS agents working together
Mike Bookman → Douglas Campbell
(Professional Colleague) — DHS agents working together
Mike Bookman → Lynn Bookman
(Family Spouse) — Married couple with children taken hostage
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mike Bookman → Musab Hyatti
(Conflict Adversary) — Terrorist who took Bookman's family hostage
Story Analysis
A DHS agent faces impossible choices when a bomb threat coincides with his family being taken hostage by terrorists.
Plot Progression
Crisis Unfolds
— A bomb threat during a football game creates chaos, while DHS agent Mike Bookman faces a personal crisis when his family is taken hostage.
Race Against Time
— Bookman and his colleagues work frantically to locate the bomb while dealing with internal suspicion and the pressure to save his family.
Confrontation and Resolution
— The team identifies the traitor, finds the bomb, rescues Bookman's family, and apprehends the terrorist leader.
Directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal
Time Bomb (2006) · 5.4/10 · action, drama, thriller, tv-movie
Content sources
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(Q3492094), public domain (CC0).
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