Alexander Kessel (played by Luke Bracey) is a protagonist in Interceptor.
Ex-military intelligence soldier leading the terrorist infiltrators. He hijacks the base, threatens sixteen U.S. cities with stolen nuclear warheads, and attempts to scuttle the station. He is ultimately subdued by Collins and executed by Russian operatives. Beaver Baker (played by Aaron Glenane) appears in Interceptor.
Corporal stationed in the command center who is revealed to be a traitorous inside man. Motivated by financial gain and xenophobia, he holds the survivors hostage, assists the infiltrators, and is eventually killed by Collins in a rooftop hand-to-hand fight. Rahul Shah (played by Mayen Mehta) appears in Interceptor.
Corporal stationed in the command center alongside Collins. He assists in killing an infiltrating operative and later sacrifices himself by dropping to the ocean floor to manually re-engage the station's hatches before being killed by Baker.
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Characters
Alexander Kessel
(played by Luke Bracey) — protagonist
Ex-military intelligence soldier leading the terrorist infiltrators. He hijacks the base, threatens sixteen U.S. cities with stolen nuclear warheads, and attempts to scuttle the station. He is ultimat...
Beaver Baker
(played by Aaron Glenane) — supporting
Corporal stationed in the command center who is revealed to be a traitorous inside man. Motivated by financial gain and xenophobia, he holds the survivors hostage, assists the infiltrators, and is eve...
Rahul Shah
(played by Mayen Mehta) — supporting
Corporal stationed in the command center alongside Collins. He assists in killing an infiltrating operative and later sacrifices himself by dropping to the ocean floor to manually re-engage the statio...
Key Relationships
Beaver Baker → Rahul Shah
(Professional Former Teammate)
Alexander Kessel → Rahul Shah
(Conflict Hostile Opponent)
Alexander Kessel → Beaver Baker
(Power Commander)
Story Analysis
A remote missile platform faces a coordinated terrorist assault and internal betrayal to protect American cities.
