Cemetery Without Crosses

The patriarch of the Rogers family, a wealthy cattle rancher who wields money and influence to control people and outcomes. He orchestrates coercive moves against the Caine brothers, including bribery and manipulation, in pursuit of revenge and dominance. His calculated brutality drives much of the violence and sets the tone for the feud.

Ben Caine's widow who channels grief into a calculated quest for revenge. She uses the stolen money to manipulate Manuel and orchestrate events that escalate the clash between families. Her actions are morally complex, mixing vengeance with a desperate desire for justice.

A hard-edged gunfighter with a distinctive habit of wearing a black leather glove in duels. He is drawn into Maria's plan and becomes a reluctant agent of vengeance. His violence is tempered by a surprising capacity for loyalty, ending in a fatal confrontation that shifts the balance of power.

The hot-headed older Caine brother whose aggression fuels the family's retaliatory war. He participates in brutal acts against the Rogers and contributes to the film’s atmosphere of danger and unpredictability. His actions intensify the cycle of violence and betrayal.

The younger Caine brother who becomes entangled in his brothers' plots and ultimately reveals crucial information about Diana's whereabouts. His involvement showcases the moral ambiguity of loyalty under pressure and contributes to the unraveling of the Caine family’s plan.

The local lawman who is coerced into releasing Manuel and allowing the Rogers to operate with impunity. His role highlights the corruption and complicity within the town’s institutions that sustain vigilante justice.

One of Will Rogers' sons, part of the younger generation that inherits the family's ruthless approach to maintaining power. He serves as an active participant in the family's violent schemes and their expansion of influence over the region.

Another of Will's sons who joins in the family’s confrontations and contributes to the escalating cycle of violence. His actions reinforce the patriarch's influence over the next generation.

A rival family figure linked to a volatile clash with the Rogers, contributing to the wider feud that drives the plot. His presence demonstrates the broader network of opposition the Rogers contend with in the frontier town.

Head of the Caine faction who is wounded during the initial conflict and later lynched as the Rogers seek to assert dominance. His dying confrontation with Will’s scheme catalyzes the revenge-driven arc of the story.