Dark Waters

Rob Bilott is a relentless corporate defense attorney turned environmental advocate. He demonstrates unwavering determination as he takes on one of the nation's largest corporations. His character experiences significant personal and professional challenges along the way, all while striving to uncover the truth and fight for justice.

Sarah Barlage Bilott is Rob's pregnant wife, who becomes increasingly worried about his intense focus on the DuPont case. Her character is pivotal, showing the emotional strain that such a fight can place on a family. Despite her fears, she stands by Rob, emphasizing the support and challenges faced by families in times of crisis.

Wilbur Tennant is a distressed farmer whose devastating loss of livestock propels Rob into the legal battle against DuPont. He embodies the community's struggle against corporate wrongdoing and the personal toll it takes on those affected. Wilbur's character serves as a catalyst for the mission to seek accountability and justice.

Tom Terp is Rob's boss who initially expresses skepticism about taking on the case against DuPont. He represents the corporate world's reluctance to engage with potential conflicts arising from powerful clients. Over time, his character reveals the complexities of navigating the corporate legal landscape.

Phil Donnelly is DuPont's legal representative who downplays the claims made against the company. He embodies the corporate defense strategies that prioritize profit over public safety and illustrates the challenges faced by the plaintiffs in holding large corporations accountable.

Darlene Kiger is a local resident who joins the fight against DuPont, sharing her own harrowing experiences tied to the chemical pollution. Her character emphasizes community solidarity and the emotional scars left by environmental disasters, highlighting the broader implications of the case.