The Equalizer 3 - The Final Chapter (2024)

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What did the note say at the end of Equalizer 3? ›

She receives a package containing a book of contacts and a note from Robert congratulating her and stating that her mother would be proud of her; thus, the note reveals Collins to be the daughter of Robert's late friend and colleague, Susan Plummer.

What Happens To Robert McCall After The Equalizer 3? Surprisingly, Robert survives the bloody events of the Equalizer trilogy, and seems to officially retire from the vigilante business for good.

One of the biggest mysteries in the movies is what exactly happened to Robert McCall's wife Vivienne. It is known that she died sometime before the first The Equalizer. The movies have indicated that this was the result of an illness, but any specific details about her passing have otherwise been left out.

McCall visits her in the hospital and leaves a bag full of money, which contains the pension fund for a retired man he gave a Lyft ride to (presumably sometime during the events of The Equalizer 2). Collins returns the money to the retiree, and a scene toward the end reveals her staring at a picture of her parents.

While part 3 met with huge success, it left fans wondering whether there would be a sequel. Denzel Washington had stated at the Cinemacon in 2023 that it was the end and it is highly unlikely that part 4 is happening.

The truth is revealed at the very end of the story when we get a glimpse of a family portrait in Collins' desk. Emma Collins is the daughter of Brian and Susan Plummer, played by Bill Pullman and Melissa Leo in The Equalizer and The Equalizer 2.

No, Dante doesn't seem to be leaving The Equalizer. In an interview with Screen Rant in May 2024, Tory Kittles, who has played Dante since Season 1, seemed to confirm his plans to return for The Equalizer Season 5, even though his character was no longer in New York City.

McCall is at a local café while the residents of Alamonte are celebrating the win of a local soccer match. McCall smiles while watching the townspeople cheer and eventually joins in with them, suggesting that he has finally found peace.

The movie The Equalizer 3 does not have a post-credits scene. This keeps with the pattern of the franchise not using mid- or post-credit scenes.

Robert McCall: You gotta be who you are in this world, no matter what. I know a part of you died when Vivian died... but not the part she loved the most. Go be him.

Is The Equalizer autistic? ›

"I'm neat." Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder: McCall suffers from OCPD.

Robert McCall is a former special service commando who faked his own death in hopes of living out a quiet life. Instead, he comes out of his self-imposed retirement to save a young girl, and finds his desire for justice reawakened after coming face-to-face with members of a brutal Russian gang.

The film's ending reveals that Collins is the daughter of McCall's best friend, confidante and one-time intelligence colleague Susan Plummer (Melissa Leo) and her husband Brian (Bill Pullman).

Atrani, Italy, is the main Amalfi Coast town that The Equalizer 3 was filmed in. This small commune is just east of the town Amalfi and west of San Cosma.

The pension belonged to Greg Dyer, who became the latest beneficiary of McCall's ability to get people the justice they deserve. It is not until The Equalizer 3's ending that audiences meet Dyer and learn the truth about why McCall took on the mafia.

McCall is at a local café while the residents of Alamonte are celebrating the win of a local soccer match. McCall smiles while watching the townspeople cheer and eventually joins in with them, suggesting that he has finally found peace.

He also sends her a package with his little black book of government contacts. His note says that her mother would be proud of her. It is then revealed who Emma is and who her parents are. She is Susan and Brian Plummer's daughter.

How 'Equalizer' writes off Chris Noth's character after firing, assault allegations. Chris Noth's character on "The Equalizer" was officially written off the show on Sunday's episode. The actor, who portrayed William Bishop, was fired from the CBS drama after multiple sexual assault allegations surfaced in December.

Robert McCall : I've done some bad things in my life, Nicolai... Things I'm not proud of. I promised someone I love very much that I would never go back to being that person... But for you, I'll make an exception.