Interceptor

A determined and resilient leader, Captain J. J. Collins faces immense pressure from personal and professional challenges. Her experience with bullying and misconduct reporting shapes her resolve, as she stands firm against terrorists to protect the command center. Collins evolves into a symbol of strength and integrity throughout the harrowing events.

A high-ranking military officer, General Dyson plays a critical role by providing Collins with vital updates during the crisis. His strategic thinking and decision-making highlight the importance of leadership in times of peril, contributing to the tactical responses aimed at averting catastrophe.

As the primary antagonist, Alexander Kessel demonstrates cunning and ruthlessness. His leadership of the infiltrators showcases a calculated approach to terrorism, which poses a severe threat to national security. Kessel's actions underscore the film's themes of betrayal and conflict.

Initially a member of Collins' team, Beaver Baker becomes a pivotal character marked by betrayal. His duality reveals the vulnerability within the team and dramatically alters the dynamics of trust and loyalty as he turns against his own allies.

A newer member of the team, Corporal Rahul Shah displays bravery despite being thrust into a critical situation. His willingness to sacrifice for his colleagues adds depth to his character, illustrating themes of camaraderie and heroism.

As the leader of the nation, President Wallace is faced with the daunting responsibility of responding to a nuclear threat. Her decisions reflect the gravity of leadership during crises and the necessity of swift, decisive action.