Bellman and True

A skilled computer programmer who is coerced by Salto to obtain bank security details. He becomes central to the heist, using his technical knowledge to outsmart the bank’s safeguards. Resourceful and morally conflicted, he fights to protect the boy while navigating threats from Salto and the crew.

Kidnapped by Gort and used as leverage, the boy is connected to Hiller as his wife's son. He is kept in danger during the capture and pursuit, becoming a focal point that motivates Hiller to act. His fate underscores the personal stakes of the heist.

The antagonist who bribes Hiller and pushes for the robbery, driven by greed and anger that the decoding tape failed to satisfy. He finances the operation and elevates Gort’s role, orchestrating events from the shadows. His ruthlessness escalates the danger and drives the plot toward confrontation.

The mastermind behind the heist, orchestrating the operation and managing the crew. He alternates between control and fear of consequences, ultimately attempting to kill Hiller to protect his plans. His leadership reveals a chilling pragmatism and willingness to cross lines when needed.

A key planner who identifies the bank’s alarm system complexity and mentors Hiller into becoming the Bellman. He provides insider knowledge that anchors the operation in feasibility. His insights help navigate the security labyrinth and keep the plan on track.

A taunting enforcer who tails Hiller and the boy, eventually kidnapping them. He embodies the constant threat of violence and coercion behind the crime, adding a raw sense of danger to the pursuit.

A getaway driver who navigates the changing chase and transport modes. He facilitates the initial escape and a later switch to a van, highlighting the crew’s mobility and adaptive planning.