Good People

A Londoner husband facing mounting debt from their home renovation. He stumbles into a dangerous game after discovering Ben’s money, forcing him to weigh his family’s safety against crime and police schemes. He relies on caution and calculation, trying to outsmart both criminals and authorities while keeping Anna and their future child safe.

Tom’s wife, desperate to start a family who funds fertility treatment with the found money. She becomes entangled in a risky, high-stakes situation, showing resolve under pressure and supporting Tom as danger closes in. Her pregnancy at the end stands as a fragile beacon of hope amid chaos.

A ruthless French heroin dealer who confronts Tom with a demand to pick sides. He leverages fear and secrecy to keep the money moving and to protect his own interests, raising the stakes for everyone involved. His eventual fate comes at the climactic confrontation inside the besieged house.

The upstairs tenant whose death uncovers a £220,000 stash hidden above a ceiling tile. His death triggers a deadly chase as Witkowski and Marshall search for the money, turning a simple tragedy into a catalyst for escalating violence.

A violent and calculating criminal who tortures Tom to locate the money and leads the pursuit with Marshall. His ruthless demeanor keeps the pressure on the Wrights and Khan, culminating in a brutal confrontation.

Witkowski’s ruthless partner who shoots Halden and harasses the Wrights during the money drop. He is a relentless force in the chase and meets a violent end at the hands of Anna and Tom’s defense.

A detective investigating the Wrights who uses them as off-the-books bait to arrest Witkowski. He survives a gunshot wound and becomes a pivotal ally in the final standoff inside the house.

Anna’s friend who is taken hostage with her baby, Julian. Her presence heightens the stakes and personalizes the danger, underscoring the wide reach of the criminals’ pursuit.

Sarah’s baby, whose safety becomes a crucial emotional anchor for the Wrights during the violent confrontation in the final act.