Character Relationships in Missing

Ed Horman (played by Jack Lemmon) is a protagonist in Missing. A conservative businessman from New York who travels to Chile to find his disappeared journalist son. Initially blames radical politics, but investigates U.S. government involvement, reconciles with his daughter-in-law, and confronts embassy officials upon learning of his son's murder. Beth Horman (played by Sissy Spacek) is a protagonist in Missing. Ed's daughter-in-law, initially in a strained political relationship with him. She blames the U.S. government for her husband's disappearance, works alongside Charlie, and eventually reconciles with Ed after uncovering the truth together. Terry Simon (played by Melanie Mayron) appears in Missing. Charles Horman (played by John Shea) appears in Missing. Charlie Horman, a journalist who disappears during the Chilean military coup and is later confirmed murdered by the junta with U.S. complicity. His body is returned to his father seven months later. David Holloway (played by Keith Szarabajka) appears in Missing. Captain Ray Tower (played by Charles Cioffi) appears in Missing. Statesman (played by Richard Whiting) appears in Missing. Colonel Clay (played by Terence Nelson) appears in Missing.

Character Relationship Map: Missing

Missing (1982) Poster

Missing (1982) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Story Analysis

A father's desperate search for his missing son exposes government complicity in a foreign coup.

Plot Progression

  1. Arrival and Initial Doubts
  2. Uncovering Complicity
  3. Disillusionment and Reconciliation
  4. Confrontation and Aftermath

Directed by Costa-Gavras

Missing (1982) · 7.3/10 · drama, mystery, thriller