Deepwater Horizon (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Mike is the rig's Chief Electronics Technician and the central survivor of the disaster. He prepares the drilling team, helps rescue injured workers, saves trapped personnel, and leads the final evacu...
Donald is a BP manager who insists that the cement testing crew leave early and disputes the failed negative pressure test. He orders another test, pushes the rig to remove drilling mud, and later sur...
Andrea is the rig's Dynamic Position Operator. She tries to alert the Coast Guard when the situation becomes dangerous, but her warning is overruled until the rig erupts in flames. She later attempts...
Adam is a member of Mike's drilling team and is working on the rig when the cement failure triggers the blowout. The high-pressure release overwhelms him during the first eruption, and he dies with Sh...
Caleb is a member of Mike's drilling team and is present as the operation proceeds toward the blowout. He evacuates the rig floor with Donald after the cement failure, then works with Mike to rescue D...
Aaron is a close friend of Mike's among the rig workers. During the evacuation, he sacrifices himself to keep a burning crane from collapsing onto the surviving crew. His death is part of the human co...
Jason is the senior toolpusher aboard the rig. After Donald disputes the first negative pressure test, Donald pressures Jason to conduct additional tests. Jason is killed when the chain of equipment f...
Robert is a BP manager involved in the decisions surrounding the cement work and pressure testing. He survives the blowout but becomes trapped in the emergency. Mike and Caleb rescue him alongside Don...
Shane is one of the drilling team members being prepared for the operation by Mike. When the cement job fails and the well blows out, the high-pressure release overpowers him. He is killed along with...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Aaron and Caleb are both members of the rig workforce during the evacuation and rescue effort.
Jason is the senior toolpusher and Shane is a member of the drilling team.
Jason is the senior toolpusher, while Adam is part of the drilling team working under the rig's operational structure.
Jason is involved in the testing and drilling operation while Robert is identified as one of the BP managers directing the well's progress.
Donald pressures senior toolpusher Jason Anderson to run more tests and then orders the rig to remove drilling mud and prepare to move.
Shane works on the drilling crew while Robert participates in management decisions concerning the well.
Adam works on the rig operation while Robert is one of the BP managers involved in decisions about the well.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Aaron sacrifices himself to protect surviving crew members, while Donald is among the people later rescued from the rig.
Andrea and Caleb are among the rig workers facing the evacuation after the rig erupts in flames; Caleb also helps rescue the managers.
Andrea attempts to raise an emergency alert as the rig deteriorates, while Robert is one of the BP managers involved in the operation.
Andrea tries to alert the Coast Guard during the emergency, while Donald's management decisions had allowed the unsafe operation to continue.
Donald Vidrine and Robert Kaluza are both identified as BP managers involved in the well operation, and both are later rescued together.
Donald orders the operation forward after disputing the pressure-test result; Shane is later killed in the resulting blowout.
Donald disputes the failed pressure-test finding and orders the operation to proceed; Adam is later killed when the blowout overpowers the drill team.
A drilling crew struggles to survive a preventable industrial catastrophe caused by disputed safety decisions and escalating equipment failure.
Directed by Peter Berg
Deepwater Horizon (2016) · 6.9/10 · action, drama
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