Character Relationships in Miracle

Herb Brooks (played by Kurt Russell) is a protagonist in Miracle. Head ice hockey coach for the US Olympic team. Interviews with USOC, selects roster, implements strict unorthodox training methods, manages player conflicts, and leads the team to an unexpected gold medal victory over the heavily favored Soviet Union. Craig Patrick (played by Noah Emmerich) appears in Miracle. Assistant coach who attends the tryouts in Colorado Springs alongside Herb Brooks. Walter Bush (played by Sean McCann) appears in Miracle. USOC executive director who supports Herb Brooks despite skepticism from the committee, agreeing to shield him from political pressure. Mark Johnson (played by Eric Peter-Kaiser) appears in Miracle. Mike Eruzione (played by Patrick O'Brien Demsey) appears in Miracle. Forward and team captain who embraces the United States identity after a grueling bag skate. Later scores the crucial winning goal against the Soviet Union during the medal round. Jim Craig (played by Eddie Cahill) appears in Miracle. Starting goaltender for the US Olympic team. Initially faces pressure to be benched for backup Steve Janaszak but is retained by Brooks as the primary starter for the Olympics. Ralph Cox (played by Kenneth Mitchell) appears in Miracle.

Character Relationship Map: Miracle

Miracle (2004) Poster

Miracle (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

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Key Relationships

Story Analysis

A coach unites a team of amateurs to defeat the dominant Soviet hockey dynasty at the 1980 Winter Olympics.

Plot Progression

  1. The Skeptical Hiring
  2. Forging the Team
  3. Olympic Grind
  4. The Miracle on Ice

Directed by Gavin O'Connor

Miracle (2004) · 7.1/10 · drama, history