Cold War II (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Deputy Commissioner turned Police Commissioner who leads the Cold War rescue operation. Suspicious of police insiders, he secretly collaborates with the ICAC to uncover corruption. Despite media backl...
Deputy and later Secretary of Police, ambitious, involved in political conspiracies.
Barrister and legislator, investigates police corruption and political ties.
Police officer, brother of Isabel Au, involved in Cold War II investigations.
Police officer, sister of Alan Au, investigates Cold War II conspiracies.
Poon family member, involved in 1994 political maneuvering.
Associate involved in Cold War II criminal network.
Associate involved in Cold War II criminal network.
Police officer involved in Cold War operations.
Associate involved in Cold War II criminal network.
Police officer involved in Cold War II investigations.
Police officer involved in Cold War II investigations.
ICAC officer who initially investigates Lau over the ransom discrepancy, suspecting political maneuvering. Later, he becomes a key ally to Lau, forming an independent investigative unit to track consp...
Police officer involved in Cold War II investigations.
Mastermind behind the police van abduction in the first film, driven by associates pushing his father toward the Commissioner role. After his arrest, he orchestrates a daring prison transfer escape wi...
Police officer involved in Cold War II investigations.
Secretary of Justice, friend of Oswald Kan, involved in Cold War II.
Former police commissioner, mastermind behind Cold War II conspiracies.
Police officer involved in Cold War II investigations.
A police commissioner navigates corruption, political manipulation, and moral compromise to restore institutional stability.
Directed by Leung Lok-Man, Sunny Luk Kim-Ching
Cold War II (2016) · 6.3/10 · action, crime, thriller
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