Deadline Auto Theft (1983) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Master car thief operating under an insurance company front. He orchestrates a 48-vehicle heist for a South American drug lord but is betrayed by his boss, triggering a high-speed police pursuit throu...
LAPD Captain who leads the urgent police tracking operation against Pace. He coordinates the pursuit through Southern California to stop the 48-car contract heist.
Not mentioned in the provided summaries. The surname suggests potential familial or crew ties within the universe, but no plot details or narrative roles can be confirmed.
Not mentioned in the provided summaries. Surname indicates possible family or associate connections within the broader universe, but lacks specific narrative basis in the given text.
LAPD detective in plainclothes, actively pursuing the car theft ring.
Recurring car thief and crew member in Deadline Auto Theft, skilled in vehicle acquisition.
Background extra observing events, adds crowd realism.
Radio dispatcher coordinating police response, minor communication role.
LAPD detective involved in investigation, minor law enforcement role.
Rank-and-file officer or supervisor, minor command presence.
Minor character in Deadline Auto Theft, likely law enforcement or associate.
Aviation operator assisting in police surveillance.
LAPD officer pursuing Pace in the sequel.
Antagonist figure stealing a police helicopter.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Law enforcement colleagues coordinating pursuit
Dispatcher coordinating police unit movements during pursuit
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Pilot targeted by thief stealing police helicopter
LAPD officers coordinating investigation efforts
Civilians observing the high-speed car theft chase
A master car thief navigates a high-stakes contract job while evading a relentless police captain driven by personal vengeance.
Directed by H.B. Halicki
Deadline Auto Theft (1983) · 5.4/10 · action, comedy, crime, drama
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