Heist (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The protagonist who robs a mob-run casino to pay for his daughter's surgery. After being betrayed and fired, he leads a hostage situation on a city bus to secure the stolen money, eventually outsmarti...
The ruthless casino owner and mob associate who denies Vaughn a loan, triggering the heist. He later ambushes the bus, kills his own corrupt detective, and shows a moment of unexpected mercy by freein...
A casino security guard who helps Vaughn steal the vault money. He becomes a volatile hostage-taker on the bus, clashing with the police and Vaughn, until Vaughn kills him to protect a hostage.
A determined police officer who tracks the hijacked bus and negotiates with Vaughn. She boards the bus under a refueling pretext, clashes with Cox, and ultimately uncovers Vaughn's plan to save his da...
The civilian bus driver forced into the heist getaway. He initially follows Vaughn's orders to crash through police blocks and later suggests a hostage negotiation strategy to save the passengers.
A corrupt detective posing as an ally to the police. He infiltrates the bus operation, murders the wounded thief with fake pain meds, and is revealed to be working for Pope before being executed by hi...
The violent enforcer for Pope who initially beats Vaughn and hunts the thieves. He later ambushes Vaughn on the bus but is killed by Pope before he can finish the job.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Luke reveals that Pauline is his sister and secretly places the stolen $300,000 in her bag so she can pay the hospital bill.
Luke forces Bernie to drive the hijacked bus and orders him to ram a roadblock. Bernie later proposes the hostage-release strategy.
Marconi joins forces with Kris, instructs her to drive the fuel tanker, briefs SWAT, and monitors the bus operation.
Cox works as a security guard at The Pope's casino and participates in stealing money from its vault.
Dog is described as The Pope's right-hand man and enforcer. The Pope later kills Dog when Dog is about to kill Luke.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Marconi boards the bus with a medical kit, gives the wounded thief fake pain medication, and later becomes part of The Pope's attack on Luke.
The Pope calls Marconi during the bus crisis, revealing Marconi's affiliation with him. The Pope later kills Marconi on the bus.
Cox shoots through the bus window at Kris, and she later takes his gun during an altercation aboard the bus.
Kris pursues Luke's hijacked bus, negotiates with him, boards during refueling, and investigates his plan while trying to protect the hostages.
Cox tells Luke that the casino launders money for the mob and joins him in stealing the vault money.
Dog beats Luke after The Pope fires him, hunts the thieves after the casino robbery, knocks Luke unconscious, and later helps restrain him.
The Pope refuses Luke Vaughn's request for a loan, fires him, and has him beaten. Luke later robs The Pope's casino and repeatedly confronts his force...
A desperate father turns a casino robbery and bus hijacking into a dangerous plan to pay for his daughter's surgery.
Directed by Scott Mann
Heist (2015) · 6.1/10 · action, crime, drama, thriller, tv-movie
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