Takers (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A dedicated police detective investigating the bank robberies alongside his partner. He tracks the crew through the subway system and survives the climax.
A member of the robbery crew who sacrifices himself during a gunfight to allow the others to escape the Russian gangsters.
A crew member and Jake's brother. He kills Detective Hatcher during a chase and dies alongside Jake in a police shootout.
A police detective and Jack Welles' partner. He is killed by Jesse during a pursuit following the heist.
The main antagonist and former crew member released from prison. He orchestrates the heist, double-crosses the crew, and kills the fence before being gunned down.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Welles investigates the robbery crew, while A.J. participates in the heist and dies during the crew's escape from the Russian attack.
A.J. and Jesse participate in the same robbery crew and are together during the hotel-room gunfight.
After Ghost's release, he reconnects with the crew and proposes the major armored-truck robbery, with Jesse participating.
Ghost reconnects with the robbery crew after prison, and A.J. is present with the crew during the planned heist.
During the subway pursuit, Jesse shoots Detective Hatcher, and Hatcher dies from the wound.
Welles and Hatcher find Jesse at a subway station, chase him, and later Welles confronts the consequences of Jesse shooting Hatcher.
Welles investigates the robbery organized by Ghost and later confronts him at the private plane.
The plot identifies Jack Welles and Eddie Hatcher as detectives investigating the robbery together, and Welles tries to save Hatcher after he is shot.
An armored-truck robbery collapses into betrayal, pursuit, and a final struggle over stolen money and survival.
Directed by John Luessenhop
Takers (2010) · 6.2/10 · action, crime, drama, thriller
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