Don Verdean

Don Verdean is portrayed as a charismatic but fraudulent archaeologist who thrives on dubious claims of miraculous finds. His character embodies the conflict between earnest belief and deceptive practices, ultimately leading to his legal downfall. Verdean's journey reflects the challenges of reconciling ambition with integrity.

Carol is a determined character who navigates the complexities of her life intertwined with Verdean's antics. Her grounded perspective serves as a contrast to Verdean's dubious claims, especially as she wrestles with personal struggles involving her son. She embodies the faith-based community’s hope for a true miracle.

Tony Lazarus is a charismatic preacher whose ministry faces challenges from rival congregations. His character represents the complexities of faith as he seeks miraculous artifacts to boost his church's attendance. Lazarus intertwines ambition with spirituality, embodying the movie's theme of faith juxtaposed with exploitation.

Boaz serves as Verdean's connection to the Middle East, intricately involved in the archeological schemes to deliver dubious artifacts. His character adds humor and complexity to the narrative, navigating the moral dilemmas associated with their cons. He becomes a critical player in Verdean's bold and illegal endeavors.

Pastor Fontaine is depicted as a rival figure within the religious community, highlighting the competition for followers and credibility. He embodies the struggle within faith communities as they confront internal and external pressures, contributing to the tension in Verdean's narrative arc.