Gambit

A sharp, disillusioned British art curator bent on revenge against his abusive boss. He masterminds a counterfeit scheme with a cool, calculating demeanor, using charm to mask a ruthless impatience. His pursuit of vindication drives him to manipulate those around him, even at personal cost.

A rodeo queen’s granddaughter with a practical, independent streak. She becomes entwined in the con, oscillating between curiosity and self-preservation. Her involvement tests her loyalty to family, and she ultimately negotiates with moral ambiguity.

A master art forger whose talent is matched only by his calculating nature. He creates the forged works that power the plan and navigates shifting allegiances with calm pragmatism. His skills make him a pivotal, enigmatic figure in the con.

A ruthless media mogul who wields influence to protect his empire. He thrives on manipulation and risk, using art as a weapon to cement power. His charm masks a calculating, morally flexible nature.

A refined art curator with a keen eye for value who alternates between ally and obstacle. He embodies the professional appetite for prestige and the moral ambiguity that accompanies high-stakes art dealing.

A rival businessman who seeks revenge after losing a critical auction. His cool, threatening approach and international connections heighten the stakes and ensure the con remains perilous.

PJ’s grandmother, a carrier of family pride and resilience who roots the plot in a personal, rural past. Her presence anchors the characters’ motivations in legacy and tradition.

A figure of aristocratic social circles who embodies old-world polish and authority. She provides a backdrop of etiquette that contrasts with the film’s schemes of deceit and ambition.