Charade

Regina Lampert, portrayed by Audrey Hepburn, is a resourceful and strong-willed woman navigating a dangerous web of intrigue after her husband's death. She evolves from a seemingly naive wife into a determined protagonist, uncovering the truth about her husband and finding her own agency.

Peter Joshua, played by Cary Grant, is charming yet enigmatic, assisting Regina while concealing his true identity. His wit and bravery evolve into protectiveness as he reveals a deeper connection to Regina, showcasing layers of complexity in his character.

Inspector Edouard Grandpierre is a pragmatic and straightforward figure, played by Jacques Marin. He aids Regina in unveiling the mystery surrounding her husband’s death, representing law enforcement in the chaotic world of espionage.

Leopold W. Gideon, embodied by Ned Glass, is one of the shady figures from Regina’s husband's past. His presence signifies the dangers lurking as he demands the money, propelling the tension and intrigue.

Tex Panthollow, portrayed by James Coburn, adds to the tension as a dangerous character from Charles’s past. His unpredictable behavior intensifies the stakes, highlighting the consequences linked to the hidden treasure.

Herman Scobie, acted by George Kennedy, is a menacing character whose actions elevate the suspense. His threats challenge Regina and Peter, culminating in a confrontation that encapsulates the film's tension.

Hamilton Bartholomew, played by Walter Matthau, is the CIA station chief urging Regina to recover the stolen money. His character encapsulates the intertwining of personal stakes with larger geopolitical implications.