Pursuit (1972) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Steven Graves is the investigator assigned to monitor James Wright in the San Diego area. He follows Wright’s movements, helps interpret the evidence of a nerve-gas plot, receives an antidote, and pre...
James Wright is the founder and leader of Americans for a Better Nation, an extremist organization he personally finances. After denouncing the government at a political conference, he secretly obtain...
Timothy Drew is a former army explosives specialist whose association with James Wright raises investigators’ suspicions. The investigation links him to Wright as a potentially useful technical associ...
Robert Phillips is an authority directing the response to James Wright’s suspected attack. He orders Wright’s arrest, seeks assistance from Dr. Nordman, and works to organize protection or evacuation...
Dr. Nordman is consulted by Robert Phillips when investigators determine that James Wright may release nerve gas at the conference. His involvement connects the investigative response with specialized...
Dr. Wolff provides Steven Graves with an important psychological assessment of James Wright’s strategy. He explains that Wright has studied Graves’s intelligence, competitiveness, impulsiveness, and t...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Phillips seeks help from Dr. Nordman and the chemical corps after investigators conclude that Wright intends to release nerve gas.
Dr. Wolff tells Graves that Wright investigated Graves's personality, including his intelligence, competitiveness, impulsiveness, and risk-taking.
Graves is assigned to watch Wright, and Phillips orders the authorities to arrest Wright and later authorizes Graves's dangerous entry.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Wright prepares to release nerve gas at the conference, and the gas apparently kills people inside the sealed target room.
Dr. Wolff reports to Graves that Wright investigated Graves's personality and used that information in planning.
Graves investigates Wright's suspicious associates, including Timothy Drew, a former army explosives specialist.
Wright prepares a nerve-gas attack, and Phillips turns to Dr. Nordman and the chemical corps to help counter that threat.
Dr. Nordman assists the authorities after the nerve-gas threat is identified, while Graves receives an antidote before entering the target room.
Robert Phillips orders the authorities to arrest Wright after the investigation connects him to suspicious preparations.
Investigators link James Wright to Timothy Drew, described as a former army explosives specialist and a suspicious associate.
Steven Graves is assigned to watch James Wright, while Wright prepares an attack that Graves and the authorities must stop.
An investigator races to stop James Wright's nerve-gas attack while Wright manipulates surveillance and turns the rescue attempt into a psychological test.
Directed by Michael Crichton
Pursuit (1972) · 5.4/10 · action, thriller, tv-movie
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