Elevator

Wealthy building owner whose calm veneer hides a calculating, controlling streak. He tries to steer the group and negotiate survival terms, often focusing on money and status as the situation spirals.

A television reporter who documents the ordeal on her phone and shares footage with her station. She stays practical, compiles information, and tries to keep the group connected to the outside world.

A comedian who is a claustrophobe but shows courage under pressure. He negotiates with others, offers incentives to survive, and often acts as a catalyst for decisions.

A grieving widow who reveals a shocking connection to the bomb. Her heart attack and final confession link personal tragedy to the planned attack, sowing distrust and urgency among the group.

Overweight employee who becomes the story’s quiet hero. He contributes through perseverance and moral clarity, but ultimately pays the ultimate price for the group's survival.

Pregnant, composed, and protective, she remains a stabilizing presence for the group. Her pregnancy raises the stakes and adds emotional weight to every decision.

Henry’s spoiled granddaughter who meddles with the control panel. Her actions demonstrate how privilege and impulsiveness collide with a life-and-death situation.

The building’s security guard who helps the group and stabilizes injuries. His calm demeanor and practical actions provide a lifeline when time is running out.

The designer of the bomb, whose past friendship with Jane’s son motivates the attack. He embodies the impact of grief turned into violence and the unpredictability of his deadly device.

Maureen’s fiancé who navigates conflicting loyalties inside the group. He faces the same harrowing test of endurance and becomes entangled in a personal revelation amid the crisis.