Firewall (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jack is the chief of security at Landrock Pacific Bank and the film's central protagonist. Forced by Bill Cox to steal $100 million while his family is held hostage, he secretly gathers evidence, resc...
Bill Cox is the principal antagonist, a criminal who abducts Jack and coerces him into transferring money from the bank's largest depositors. He manipulates Jack's family, eliminates accomplices and w...
Beth is Jack's wife and one of the hostages used to control him. Although she initially remains under surveillance with their children, she later leaves a deceptive message at Harry's house under Cox'...
Sarah is Jack and Beth's daughter, held captive by Cox's group at the abandoned farmhouse. During Jack's rescue attempt, she escapes the house, prompting a chase and helping trigger the confrontation...
Andy is Jack and Beth's son and a hostage in Cox's extortion scheme. Cox gives him a cookie containing nuts, causing anaphylactic shock, then withholds the EpiPen until Jack agrees to carry out the ba...
Janet is Jack's secretary at the bank and becomes an important ally. Jack secretly uses her to expose Cox's surveillance, but Cox forces Jack to fire her. After learning the truth, Janet helps recover...
Harry is Jack's colleague and initially helps him address the fraudulent gambling debt claim. He also introduces Jack to Bill Cox, unknowingly creating the connection that enables the kidnapping. Cox...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Liam is left at Jack's house as one of Cox's men, showing that he operates under Cox's authority.
Janet works at the bank, and Jack secretly slips the camera onto her before later revealing the truth to her.
Andy is Jack's son, and Cox threatens Andy with anaphylactic shock to force Jack to cooperate.
Sarah is Jack's daughter, and Jack rescues her from the kidnappers at the abandoned farmhouse.
The plot identifies Beth as Jack's wife, and Jack attempts to protect her during the home invasion and escape.
Jack entrusts Harry with the collection-agency claim, and the two go out for a drink together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sarah is held with the family at the abandoned farmhouse, and she runs out during Jack's rescue attempt.
Cox gives Andy a cookie containing nut products, withholds the EpiPen, and demands Jack's compliance.
Cox holds Beth at gunpoint and uses her situation to create a false motive implicating Jack in Harry's death.
Jack finds Liam guarding the empty house and kills him with a heavy glass blender after realizing the family will not be released.
Cox forces Jack to transfer bank funds, threatens his family, and later fights him at the abandoned farmhouse.
A bank security chief fights a criminal scheme that turns his own family and professional expertise against him.
Directed by Richard Loncraine
Firewall (2006) · 5.8/10 · action, crime, thriller
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