RocknRolla (2008) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Leader of "The Wild Bunch," a gang of small-time crooks. He orchestrates the theft of Uri's money and the "lucky painting." After being rescued by Stella, he is kidnapped by Archy. He later makes a re...
London mob boss controlling the real estate market. He bribes officials and borrows a painting from Uri Omovich. After his leg is broken by Uri's associate, he is betrayed and executed by his right-ha...
Uri Omovich's underhanded accountant who orchestrates the theft of his funds and the "lucky painting" by hiring the Wild Bunch. She maintains a secret relationship with a gay lawyer and receives the p...
Lenny Cole's ruthless right-hand man who handles the gang's dirty work. He discovers Lenny's betrayal involving the "Sidney Shaw" informant alias and turns on his boss, ordering Lenny's execution. He...
A member of "The Wild Bunch" gang and partner to One-Two. He participates in the heists and confrontations throughout the film alongside his crew.
The Wild Bunch's driver and one of One-Two's partners. He possesses crucial legal documents regarding a criminal informant and is exposed, facing prison. He escapes the warehouse massacre with Johnny...
Lenny Cole's estranged stepson and recovering drug addict who fakes his death to steal the "lucky painting." He is captured by Archy but manages to escape an elevator execution with help from Mickey,...
A wealthy Russian businessman seeking to fix a London land deal. He lends a painting to Lenny Cole, suspects his accountant Stella of betrayal, and later discovers she has the painting. He orders her...
One of Johnny Quid's former talent managers, coerced into helping track him down. He is brought to Lenny's warehouse but manages to survive an attempted execution in an elevator with Johnny and Mickey...
Another of Johnny Quid's former talent managers forced to assist in tracking him down. He accompanies Johnny and Roman to Lenny's warehouse and joins them in turning the tables on their executioner du...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mickey is identified as another of Johnny's former talent managers and assists in locating him.
Roman is identified as one of Johnny's former talent managers and is forced to help track him down.
Lenny and Archy coerce Mickey into helping locate Johnny.
Lenny and Archy coerce Roman into helping track down Johnny.
Johnny is identified as Lenny's estranged stepson.
Lenny rules London's criminal real estate business and uses Archy as his right-hand man for the dirty work.
Victor acts as Uri's assistant and advises him that Lenny may be responsible for the robberies.
Stella is described as Uri Omovich's accountant and is tasked with moving and siphoning his funds.
Stella hires the Wild Bunch to steal money from Uri's holdings.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Wild Bunch steals Uri's money, and Uri's henchmen later surprise One-Two after he receives the painting.
Handsome Bob offers Archy the legal documents concerning the criminal informant, and Archy recognizes Sidney Shaw as Lenny's alias.
Archy kidnaps Johnny while looking for Uri's money, but later picks him up from rehab and gives him the lucky painting.
Victor beats Lenny with a golf club and breaks his leg as a warning to return Uri's painting.
Uri suspects Lenny is behind the repeated robberies and invites him to a private golf game where Victor attacks him.
Cookie buys the painting from two crackheads and gives it to One-Two.
A network of criminals, financiers, betrayals, and shifting loyalties dismantles Lenny's criminal empire and gives Johnny a chance at freedom.
Directed by Guy Ritchie
RocknRolla (2008) · 7/10 · action, crime, thriller
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