Hell’s Angels ’69

Wes is Chuck's half-brother and the more restless partner in the plan. He craves independence and resents living off Chuck's inheritance, pushing to claim a share of the loot. His involvement with Betsy adds emotional stakes, and his choices drive the ultimate clash with the Angels.

Chuck is Wes's brother and the mastermind behind the scheme. He crafts the deceptive plan, balancing biker bravado with calculated moves to reach the casino’s cash cage. His confidence blinds him to the risks, and his fate is sealed in the desert gorge.

Betsy is an Hells Angels old lady with a rocky relationship with the Angel Tramp. She becomes involved with Wes and briefly travels with the brothers to Las Vegas. Her loyalties shift as the plan unfolds, contributing to the emotional undercurrents of the story.

A member of the Hells Angels, shown as part of the gang that the brothers attempt to recruit. He represents the Angels’ social strength and complicity in the plan, and his presence anchors the group in the Las Vegas heist narrative.

A detective figure who embodies law enforcement’s scrutiny of the heist. He tracks the case and interrogates the shifting alibis of the Angels, adding tension and a sense of consequence to the criminals’ actions.

Sonny Barger appears as himself, lending authenticity to the biker world portrayed in the film. His cameo underscores the film’s commitment to drawing from real Hells Angels life.

Terry the Tramp, an Angel known as the Angel Tramp, appears in the Angels circle and has a strained relationship with Betsy. His role emphasizes the inner dynamics and factional tensions within the group.