Bad Frank

A seemingly everyday man whose unmedicated volatility and violent past drive the chaos around him. He grapples with rage and a longing to control his life and protect his loved ones, often blurring lines between protector and danger.

Frank's wife, distressed by his violence and the fallout of his actions. She tries to navigate fear, loyalty, and the strain of a marriage under pressure from criminal danger.

A controlling gangster figure who runs with fear and intimidation. He has a history with Frank as an enforcer, using violence to settle scores and maintain power in the drug world.

A reckless partner in crime who abducts Gina and taunts Frank with glimpses of the past. He embodies the casual brutality of the underworld and escalation of violence.

Frank's reluctant ally who invites him into a dangerous job. He becomes a pawn in Mickey's plan and a pawn in the ensuing hostage situation.

Mickey's daughter who becomes a shield and leverage in the confrontation with Frank. Her presence reveals the personal stakes and the cost of violence on family.

Frank's estranged father, a retired police officer who refuses to help. His strained relationship highlights a history of alcohol, drugs, and violence and frames the moral conflict at the center of the story.