Susan Plummer was former DIA agent and a close friend of fellow DIA operative Robert McCall.
Biography[]
In the first two Equalizer movies, Susan Plummer is right there in the thick of things, assisting our main man, Robert McCall (played by the incomparable Denzel Washington). They’re like the dynamic duo of covert justice.
The Equalizer Franchise Connection:[]
Susan Plummer is portrayed by the talented Melissa Leo. She’s not just any run-of-the-mill agent; she’s a DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) operative. Think of her as the kind of person who can simultaneously disarm a bomb and recite Shakespeare—probably while sipping a latte.
The Equalizer 2: A Shocking Twist:[]
Now, here’s where things get spicy. In The Equalizer 2, Susan Plummer meets an unfortunate end. Picture a dimly lit hotel room, secrets lurking in the shadows, and a murder investigation. Yep, that’s where it happens. She’s taken from us too soon, leaving McCall with a burning desire for vengeance.
McCall, being the unstoppable force he is, goes on a righteous rampage to avenge Susan’s death.
The Unexpected Cameo in The Equalizer 3:[]
Now, brace yourself. In The Equalizer 3, Susan Plummer makes a surprise appearance.
Here’s the twist: The filmmakers cleverly use footage from the first movie to include Susan. No new scenes were filmed; they just dusted off the old reel. It’s like a cinematic séance—Susan’s memory lives on, haunting McCall’s thoughts.
This cameo becomes crucial as the movie unfolds, revealing the true identity of another character, Emma Collins (played by Dakota Fanning). It’s like a puzzle piece snapping into place, connecting past and present.
Personality[]
So, there you have it! Susan Plummer: a mix of courage, intrigue, and a dash of movie magic. She’s proof that even in the world of spies and assassins, loyalty and memories endure.
Quotes[]
- Susan Plummer: Sometimes we make wrong choices to get to the right place.
- Brian Plummer: Is everything alright? Were you able to help him?
- Susan Plummer: He didn't come for help. He came for permission.
- Susan Plummer: I know a part of you died when Vivian did. But not the part she loved the most... Go be him.
- Robert McCall: ...Yep.
- Susan Plummer: Don't forget to say goodbye.
- Robert McCall: [walks away] ...Goodbye.
- Susan Plummer: Your friend here is who Pushkin sends when he's got a problem. Teddy Rensen. Real name, Nicolai Itchenko. Skill set honed in Spetsnaz. He's formidable and smart. Ran a wing of the Secret Police for years. Went private when the Union fell. Basically, he's a sociopath with a business card.
- Susan Plummer: You didn't take out five pimps, Robert. You took out the East Coast hub of Vladimir Pushkin.
- Robert McCall: Pushkin?
- Susan Plummer: Mm. He's similar to their oligarch who jumped in bed with Russian mafia, only he funds everything: gasoline, weapons, girls, you name it. He's built an intricate network on both U.S. coasts that are incredibly well-insulated. His money and political ties make him untouchable.
- Susan Plummer: If you've come for help, I can't give you any.
- Robert McCall: I understand.
- Susan Plummer: Do you?
- Robert McCall: Just came for tea.
- Susan Plummer: You know these two?
- Robert McCall: Uh... Boston PD. Probably on Pushkin's payroll, I assume.
- Susan Plummer: Three years. Detective Remar and Detective Pederson. Only now they're dead. They found them yesterday in the trunk of their car in the precinct parking lot. Suffocated. Testicles blown off and shoved down their throats. Classic Russian mob hit. Teddy's work. Third one, Detective Masters, hasn't shown up for work in several days. Robert, I don't have to tell you what happens next. He won't stop until he kills you and anyone you care about.
- Susan Plummer: Robert, I have very little influence these days. I'm not at the Agency anymore. I consult on a few things, that's it.
- Robert McCall: [showing her Teddy's picture] Susan, I just need to know who this man is.
- Susan Plummer: Who is he to you?
- Robert McCall: That's why I'm here, trying to find out.
- Susan Plummer: Tell me what's going on. Please?