Tower Heist (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A petty criminal and Josh's childhood friend hired to assist with the heist. He initially attempts to betray the group to steal the money for himself but later helps retrieve the dismantled car from t...
A Wall Street billionaire and penthouse tenant imprisoned for a massive Ponzi scheme. He hides his illicit wealth in the form of gold parts concealed inside a Ferrari, attempts to bribe the heist plan...
An evicted tenant of The Tower who joins the heist team. He helps assess the value of the hidden gold car and is nearly killed when jumping from the window-washing platform but is rescued by Charlie.
The building's doorman who suffers severe distress over the loss of his pension due to Shaw's fraud, leading him to attempt suicide before the heist is planned.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Miss Iovenko tells Director Mazin that she will provide Shaw's ledger in exchange for everyone's freedom, and Mazin accepts on the condition that the...
Director Mazin is told about Shaw's ledger at FBI headquarters, while Shaw is held for his Ponzi scheme and later sentenced to life in prison.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The recovered gold is distributed to Tower employees to compensate for their lost pensions, and Iovenko negotiates freedom for the people involved in...
Iovenko offers Shaw's ledger in exchange for the freedom of everyone involved in the heist, including the arrested conspirators.
Miss Iovenko seeks freedom for everyone involved in the heist by presenting Shaw's ledger to the FBI, while Slide is among the conspirators whose free...
Fitzhugh participates in the operation that recovers Shaw's gold, which is later distributed among Tower employees to compensate for their lost pensio...
Miss Iovenko shows the FBI Shaw's ledger and offers to turn it over in exchange for freedom for the heist participants.
Fitzhugh is an evicted Tower tenant who joins the effort to recover money after Shaw's fraud threatens the financial interests of people connected to...
Shaw's Ponzi scheme causes the building staff to lose their pensions, and Lester becomes so distressed that he attempts suicide.
After the car is retrieved, its dismantled parts are sent to Tower employees to compensate for their lost pensions, including the distressed doorman.
Slide joins the heist team with Fitzhugh, and later helps retrieve the dismantled gold car from the Tower pool for distribution.
Slide joins the heist to steal Arthur Shaw's hidden money, later attempts to reach the safe first, and initially tries to take the entire fortune for...
A desperate recovery scheme turns hidden criminal wealth into justice and compensation for exploited workers.
Directed by Brett Ratner
Tower Heist (2011) · 6.1/10 · action, comedy
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