V for Vendetta (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Works for state-run BTN. Rescued by the masked vigilante V after an assault. She witnesses his attacks, is imprisoned by V to overcome her fear, and ultimately inherits his mission to ignite the train...
Guy Fawkes-masked vigilante who destroys Norsefire's infrastructure and key officials. Formerly a Larkhill prisoner in cell V who gained enhanced abilities. Uses the William Rookwood alias to gather i...
Chief Inspector tasked with capturing V. Investigates using Surridge's journal and Rookwood's information to uncover the Larkhill conspiracy. Becomes disillusioned with the Norsefire regime and ultima...
High Chancellor and leader of the fascist Norsefire party. Rules Britain through fear and propaganda, orchestrating a bioterrorist cover-up to seize power and profit. Executed by Creedy during V's cam...
Remorseful former researcher who led Norsefire's biological weapons program at Larkhill. Painlessly killed by V. Her journal provides crucial historical context for Finch's investigation into the regi...
Chief propagandist for the Norsefire regime. Played a key role in the party's rise and profited from selling the virus cure. Assassinated by V as part of his campaign to dismantle the government.
Head of the secret police who initially helped install Norsefire by releasing a staged virus. Later meets V, executes Sutler to fulfill his surrender condition, and engages in a fatal shootout with th...
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Surridge led Norsefire's biological research on political prisoners, working within the regime ruled by Sutler.
Prothero is chief propagandist for Norsefire and profits alongside Sutler from selling the virus cure.
Finch uses Surridge's journal to uncover the Larkhill conspiracy and the origin of the virus attacks.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
V wears a Guy Fawkes mask and calls the people to gather on Guy Fawkes Night, invoking the historical figure's protest against Parliament.
Evey is assaulted by the secret police under Creedy's command and later lives through the state's campaign of terror he controls.
Disillusioned with Norsefire, Finch allows Evey to send V's body aboard the train, and later asks who V was.
Surridge led the biological research at Larkhill and Creedy later released the virus in staged terrorist attacks to install Norsefire in power.
Imprisoned and tortured, Evey finds solace in a hidden note from Valerie Page, a prisoner who refused to betray her beliefs before dying.
Evey realizes V has been avenging Valerie and the other Larkhill victims, and Valerie's note shaped the message V gives Evey.
V kills the corrupt Bishop of London Anthony Lilliman, an act witnessed by Evey, who flees afterward.
V begins his campaign of revenge by killing chief propagandist Lewis Prothero, one of the officials who profited from the virus cover-up.
Surridge led Norsefire's biological research on prisoners at Larkhill, where the man in cell V gained enhanced abilities; V later painlessly kills the...
Chief Inspector Eric Finch is assigned to capture V and investigates using Surridge's journal and misleading information from Rookwood, who is V in di...
V demands that Creedy deliver Sutler as part of their deal, using the Chancellor's death as a step toward the regime's collapse.
Creedy meets with V and executes Sutler before demanding that V unmask.
A masked vigilante ignites a revolution against a fascist British regime, passing his idea of freedom to Evey and the people.
Directed by James McTeigue
V for Vendetta (2006) · 7.9/10 · action, science-fiction, thriller
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