The Devil's Own (1997) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
NYPD Sergeant who hosts IRA operative Rory Devaney on Staten Island. After discovering Rory's secret and a violent confrontation, he pursues him to stop a missile smuggling mission. Though wounded in...
IRA operative posing as an Irish-American construction worker named Rory Devaney. Sent to New York to purchase Stinger missiles, he infiltrates the O'Meara household, evades law enforcement, and ultim...
Wife of Tom O'Meara and mother of three daughters. She warmly welcomes Rory Devaney into their home and calls the police during a masked intruder attack, remaining largely unaware of her husband's par...
Tom O'Meara's police partner. Haunted by fatally shooting an unarmed suspect, he accompanies Tom in arresting Rory. He is mortally wounded when he draws his weapon during Frankie's escape from a traff...
Irish mobster and black market arms dealer who supplies Stinger missiles to Frankie. He holds Sean hostage to extort payment and is ultimately killed by Frankie when he detonates a bomb hidden in a du...
A longtime IRA supporter and American judge who facilitates Frankie's stay in New York. He provides funding for the missile deal through Megan and is later confronted by Tom O'Meara at a party, where...
IRA operative working undercover as the O'Meara family's nanny. She handles the missile payment, warns Frankie of British threats, and eventually directs Tom to Frankie's boat location to prevent his...
Frankie's fellow IRA member who escapes a British ambush with him. He assists in acquiring a smuggling boat in New York but is captured by Billy Burke, ultimately dying when his severed head is used t...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot presents eight-year-old Frankie and later identifies the adult operative as Frankie using the alias Rory Devaney.
Edwin is identified as Tom's police partner, and Tom protects him after Edwin fatally shoots an unarmed thief.
Rory makes a deal with Billy Burke to receive Stinger missiles in exchange for payment.
Martin MacDuff is identified as Rory's commander and decides that the IRA needs Stinger missiles.
Annie is identified as one of Tom and Sheila's three daughters in the household description.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tom convinces Megan that only he can save Rory from being killed by the authorities, and she directs him to the boat.
Tom interrupts Fitzsimmons's cocktail party and confronts him about Rory's operation and whereabouts.
Burke holds Sean hostage and later presents Rory with Sean's severed head during the warehouse meeting.
Fitzsimmons, described as a longtime IRA supporter, arranges Rory's lodging and provides the money for the missile deal through Megan.
Megan delivers the missile money to Rory, warns him about MacDuff's death, and helps him continue the mission.
Rory and Sean escape the Belfast ambush together, reunite in New York, and acquire a fishing boat to smuggle the missiles.
Tom and his family welcome Rory, believing he is an immigrant construction worker, and allow him to stay in their Staten Island home.
An IRA operative's weapons mission collides with the moral obligations and unexpected empathy of the police officer who shelters him.
Directed by Alan J. Pakula
The Devil's Own (1997) · 6.2/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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