Leviathan (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Steven Beck is the geologist hired to supervise Tri-Oceanic's deep-sea mining operation. He investigates the wreck, helps uncover the mutagen experiment, develops plans to lure and flush the creature,...
Dr. Glen 'Doc' Thompson is the station's medical authority and one of Beck's closest collaborators. He examines Sixpack's lesions, investigates the mutating bodies, helps identify the mutagen, and eje...
Elizabeth 'Willie' Williams is a member of the undersea mining crew who becomes one of the principal survivors. She escapes while Beck and Jones attempt to trap the creature, helps investigate the sta...
Buzz 'Sixpack' Parrish is a mining crew member whose discovery drives the disaster. He finds the wreck and a flask of vodka, shares the drink with Bowman, then develops lesions and dies from the mutag...
Justin Jones is a crew member who responds when the lamprey-like creature attacks the kitchen. He seals the pressure doors, seeks a weapon, and later helps Beck trap the larger organism. After reachin...
Bridget Bowman is a crew member who drinks vodka salvaged from the wreck with Sixpack. She becomes ill without initially being examined, finds Sixpack's mutating corpse, and realizes her own hair is f...
C.P. Cobb is a member of the undersea crew who is clawed by the newly formed creature when the body bag begins moving. His injuries later worsen, causing him to mutate and infect Doc. Cobb's deteriora...
Tony 'DeJesus' Rodero is a member of the mining crew stationed in the kitchen when a severed, mutating tentacle becomes a lamprey-like creature. The organism attacks and assimilates him, then tears it...
The Russian Ship Captain appears through a recovered video log from the wreck. His recording describes puzzling medical problems among the ship's crew and helps Beck and Doc understand that the vessel...
Ms. Martin is the CEO of Tri-Oceanic Corp. who hires Beck to supervise the mining operation and communicates with the station during the crisis. She delays evacuation by citing the storm, conceals the...
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Doc does not get the chance to examine Bowman before she becomes ill, and later handles the consequences of her mutation and death.
After Sixpack becomes sick, Doc discovers lesions along his back and examines the crew for similar symptoms.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tri-Oceanic labels the crew's deaths an accident, and the company does not immediately rescue them from the station.
Tri-Oceanic declares the crew dead before the survivors reach the surface, while Martin delays rescue during the hurricane.
The survivors access a company report stating that Tri-Oceanic has declared them dead and labeled the incident an accident.
Doc and Beck review the captain's video, which documents medical problems among the ship's crew.
Beck reviews the Russian captain's video log, which describes puzzling medical problems among the Leviathan crew.
Cobb's injuries worsen, causing him to mutate and infect Doc.
Jones asks Cobb to watch the kitchen door while he searches for a weapon.
After the creature attacks DeJesus in the kitchen, Jones seals the pressure doors and goes for help.
Cobb is part of the mining crew and is injured when the emerging creature claws him during the body-bag incident.
Williams works with Beck and Jones to trap the creature, then escapes with the surviving group.
Sixpack works as a member of Beck's undersea mining crew and discovers the Soviet wreck during an exterior operation.
Sixpack finds a flask of vodka and shares it with Bowman; the mutagen was mixed into the vodka.
Beck and Doc review the captain's video, investigate the mutation, request evacuation, and devise a plan to lure and flush the creature.
An isolated mining crew uncovers a mutagenic experiment and fights both a sea-born creature and corporate abandonment.
Directed by George P. Cosmatos
Leviathan (1989) · 6/10 · adventure, horror, science-fiction, thriller
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