Hudson Hawk (1991) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A Vatican counter-espionage operative who collaborates with the CIA to guide Hawk's mission in Rome. Captured by rival agents, she is freed before death and later indicates her intention to abandon he...
The head of the CIA operation overseeing the art thefts. He reveals his team's ruthless methods, engages Hawk in a rooftop duel, and is ultimately killed when falling from the castle onto a limousine...
Co-ruler of Mayflower Industries who manipulates Hawk into recovering the final component for a world-domination machine. She eliminates rival CIA agents but meets her end when the stolen device explo...
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The plot states that the Mayflowers manipulate the CIA and its agents, while Kaplan later confronts the Mayflowers' enemies at the castle.
George Kaplan leads the CIA team that includes Almond Joy among its codenamed agents.
George Kaplan is the head of the CIA operation, and Butterfinger is one of the codenamed agents acting in that operation.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Anna Baragli helps protect Leonardo's secrets and escapes the castle using his flying machine.
The Mayflowers seek to reconstruct a machine invented by Leonardo Da Vinci and use its hidden crystal components for world domination.
The CIA agents are manipulated by the Mayflowers, and Minerva later kills the remaining rival agents at the castle.
At the castle, Minerva kills Butterfinger and Kit Kat after Kit Kat frees Anna Baragli.
Almond Joy is one of the agents who pursue the opposing group, and the plot states that the CIA agents take Anna Baragli to the castle.
Almond Joy and Butterfinger are both among the four codenamed CIA agents involved in the art theft operation.
Butterfinger and Kit Kat take Anna Baragli to the castle where the gold-making machine is reconstructed.
Anna Baragli works with the CIA to assist the art-theft mission in Rome, while George Kaplan heads the CIA operation.
Anna Baragli joins the team opposing the Mayflowers at the castle, where Minerva Mayflower controls the final operation.
A reluctant master thief is coerced into recovering Leonardo's hidden technology before rival factions can use it to dominate the world.
Directed by Michael Lehmann
Hudson Hawk (1991) · 5.7/10 · action, adventure, comedy
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