Gringo (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An employee at Promethium Pharmaceuticals who fakes his own kidnapping to extort his executives after learning of his impending termination and his wife's infidelity. He later gets entangled with a Me...
Co-president of Promethium Pharmaceuticals who secretly plans a merger to terminate Harold Soyinka. He attempts to orchestrate Harold's death for a life insurance payout but is ultimately exposed, arr...
Co-president of Promethium Pharmaceuticals who partners with Richard Rusk. After Richard's criminal plans are exposed, she testifies against him, takes over the company, and ensures his imprisonment.
A tourist who rescues Harold after a car crash and takes him to a motel. She becomes friends with Harold and maintains contact after he decides to remain in Mexico under a new identity.
A tourist who works as a drug mule. He joins Sunny in rescuing Harold and brings him to a motel. Miles is later arrested by Mexican authorities alongside the cartel members.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Richard and Elaine are identified as the co-presidents of Promethium Pharmaceuticals and discuss the company's merger plans together.
Harold works for Promethium Pharmaceuticals, while Richard is its co-president and secretly plans a merger that would cost Harold his job.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sunny and Miles are traveling tourists together when they find Harold after the car crash.
Miles helps Sunny rescue Harold after the crash and brings him to the motel.
Sunny helps rescue Harold after the car crash, takes him to the motel, befriends him, and remains in contact after he stays in Mexico.
Elaine participates in the merger planning that would result in Harold losing his job.
A desperate employee's fake kidnapping spirals into cartel violence before he exposes corporate corruption and builds a new life in Mexico.
Directed by Nash Edgerton
Gringo (2018) · 5.9/10 · action, comedy, crime
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