Boris and Natasha

A resourceful, wary partner in crime who navigates American culture with a mix of gruff charm and scheming pragmatism. He often acts as the voice of reason for Natasha, staying focused on their plan while tolerating her flamboyant distractions.

A cunning refugee-turned-celebrity who adapts quickly to American life, using charm and cunning to further their mission. Her flirtations with fame complicate their covert goals and reveal a pragmatic, self-preserving edge beneath a glamorous façade.

A power-hungry dictator who orchestrates the plot from the shadows, manipulating events to obtain the time-reversal chip. He embodies theatrical menace, balancing grandiose schemes with improvisation when plans falter.

A photographer whose outward charm hides his role as a spy, using access to fame and media to gather intelligence and steer the chase toward the chip.

A formidable assassin connected to the secret network, providing dangerous obstacles for Boris and Natasha and raising the stakes of the pursuit.

The professor and inventor behind the time-reversal microchip, whose motives twist as the plot reveals more about his invention and its potential consequences.

Fearless Leader’s evil twin, later revealed as the true antagonist pursuing the chip for personal power. His double life intensifies the film’s tension and themes of hidden identities.

A perceptive worker who suggests spying on the defectors while keeping plausible deniability, adding a grounded, pragmatic layer to the espionage plot.

Head of the CIA who turns the defection tests into a broader conspiracy, illustrating bureaucratic ambition and manipulation behind the mission.

The mysterious top agent whose loyalties are murky, orchestrating moves from behind the scenes and keeping both sides guessing about true intent.

A nosy neighbor who exposes cultural contrasts and domestic stakes of espionage through her conversations about American life and relationships.

Toots's practical partner who provides a grounded perspective on relationships and daily life amid the spy caper.