Mercy

A casualty surgeon at Mercy Hospital who bears the weight of her husband’s death in Afghanistan. When the Quinns storm the hospital, she fights to protect her son Bobby, using medical prowess and quick thinking to navigate gunfire and hostage tensions. Her resolve under pressure defines the film’s moral center.

Michelle’s young son who becomes a hostage during the siege. He hides and endures the danger with surprising resilience, grounding the story in the personal stakes of a parent’s fight to keep him safe.

The ruthless leader of the Quinn faction who hijacks the hospital in a bid to retrieve Ryan. His volatile temper and willingness to kill anyone who stands in the way make him the primary antagonist and a catalyst for the crisis.

The family patriarch who navigates the criminal enterprise and tries to keep the peace within the clan. His confrontation with Sean reveals a fractured father-son dynamic and the costs of leading a crime family.

Sean’s brother whose ties to the FBI become pivotal to the hostage situation. He provides the leverage that prompts the eventual exchange, highlighting the collision of organized crime with law enforcement.

Michelle’s friend at the hospital who becomes a victim when a bomb vest is activated. His fate underscores the deadly stakes of the siege and the human cost of the criminals’ plan.

An FBI agent who partners with McBride to manage the siege, hide Ryan, and ultimately help coordinate the police response. He embodies professional restraint and commitment to saving lives.

An FBI agent who is deeply involved in the pursuit of the Quinns and the protection of hostages. He is killed as the situation escalates, highlighting the perils faced by law enforcement in such crises.

One of Sean’s henchmen who pursues hostages and is ultimately killed by Michelle. His presence heightens the threat level and the urgency of the confrontation.