Pusher II (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Ambitious drug dealer caught in a deadly debt spiral, protagonist of Pusher II.
Tonny's pregnant girlfriend seeking stability.
Street-smart associate and friend to Tonny.
Loyal enforcer and right-hand man to Tonny, central figure in the Copenhagen underworld.
Relative of Kusse Kurt.
Infant representing Tonny's future.
Associate connected to the local scene.
Associate linked to the local nightlife.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Tonny volunteers to intimidate Jeanette and is instructed to kill her because she is trying to take custody of his half-brother.
Charlotte is identified as the local woman with whom Tonny has a child, and the character profile describes her as Tonny's pregnant girlfriend.
Charlotte has been raising the child by herself. Later, she neglects Baby while using cocaine in the club kitchen.
Charlotte tells Tonny that he has a child with her. Tonny later learns to change the baby's diaper and takes the child when fleeing the city.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot states that Jeanette is trying to take custody of Tonny's half-brother, while Tonny's later child is identified separately as Baby.
Gry is present when Charlotte and she get high, and they leave Baby unattended while Tonny takes the child.
Charlotte snorts cocaine with Gry in the club's kitchen during the wedding reception.
Tonny finds Gry and Charlotte getting high after he leaves his father's death scene, and they deride him while Baby is left unattended.
Tonny buys heroin with Milo, who is described in the character profile as a loyal enforcer and right-hand man in the Copenhagen underworld.
Tonny's struggle for paternal approval collapses into violence before he chooses responsibility for Baby and escapes.
Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn
Pusher II (2004) · 7.2/10 · crime, drama, action
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