Point Blank (1967) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Walker is the central protagonist, a criminal betrayed and left for dead by Mal Reese after their robbery. He recovers and relentlessly pursues Reese and the $93,000 owed to him, coercing members of T...
Chris is Walker's sister-in-law and Reese's reluctant associate. She despises Reese and admires Walker, helping him enter Reese's guarded penthouse through a staged sexual encounter. Later, she is att...
Yost is a mysterious figure who assists Walker in tracking the people connected to his stolen money. He brings Walker to Brewster's house and appears at the final exchange, where he claims the dangero...
Brewster is one of The Organization's superiors and a target of Walker's revenge. Walker ambushes him at his house, forces him to contact Frederick Carter, and follows him to a changed money drop in S...
Stegman is a car dealer whom Walker pressures for information about Mal Reese. Walker smashes a new car and terrorizes him until he reveals that Reese is staying with Chris. Stegman later participates...
Mal Reese is Walker's former friend and robbery partner who betrays him after their Alcatraz operation. He shoots Walker, steals the money, takes Lynne, and uses the proceeds to repay The Organization...
Lynne is Walker's wife, taken by Mal Reese after Reese betrays Walker. When Walker finds her in Los Angeles, he mistakenly expects Reese to be present and fires into the bed. Distraught after Reese's...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Chris is identified as Walker's sister-in-law, while Lynne is identified as Walker's wife.
Yost emerges after Brewster is shot and tells Brewster that Walker was not the shooter.
After shooting Walker, Reese takes the money and Walker's wife, Lynne.
The plot explicitly identifies Lynne as Walker's wife.
Stegman tells Walker that Reese is with Walker's sister-in-law, Chris.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Yost describes Brewster as the last dangerous underling after Reese has already died.
Stegman tells Walker that Reese is with Chris.
Walker smashes a new car and terrorizes Stegman until Stegman reveals Reese's location.
Walker ambushes Brewster, demands his money, and forces him to call the final superior.
Yost assists Walker in pursuing the money and takes him to Brewster's house.
Walker learns that Chris despises Reese, although she is willing to meet him to help Walker.
Walker works with Mal Reese to rob a major crime operation on Alcatraz Island.
A betrayed robber pursues stolen money through a criminal hierarchy while confronting loss, manipulation, and emotional isolation.
Directed by John Boorman
Point Blank (1967) · 7.1/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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