Jungle Street

A working-class man whose growing greed and quick temper pull him into a heist that spirals out of control. His obsession with Sue drives reckless decisions, leading to a desperate hostage situation and a fatal chase with law enforcement.

A dancer at the Adam and Eve Club who becomes the object of Terry's fixation. She is pulled into dangerous circumstances, torn between loyalty to Johnny and attraction to Terry, and trapped within the club’s exploitative underworld.

Terry’s former partner in crime, released from prison and eager to share in the club’s takings. He represents a street-smart but volatile criminal, whose interests clash with Terry’s escalating plan.

An elderly tailor and neighbor who becomes an unwitting pawn in Terry’s crisis. He tries to persuade Terry to surrender and ultimately becomes a victim in the hostage standoff.

A friend from the club crowd who taunts Terry with blackmail, pushing the plot toward its climactic confrontation. His involvement heightens the sense of danger surrounding the club’s inner circle.

A seasoned police inspector who pieces together the case from fingerprints and neighborhood testimonies, driving the investigation toward a tense confrontation.

A police sergeant involved in the fingerprinting and field inquiries, representing procedural pressure as the net tightens around the club and its patrons.

Terry’s mother, anxious about the headlines and the moral collapse around her son. She embodies the anxious, morally concerned working-class reaction to crime.

Terry’s father, a working man who clashes with his son over breakfast, illustrating fractured family ties in a city where crime disrupts everyday life.

A performer connected to the club’s social circle, reflecting the era’s nightlife culture and the club’s inner ecosystem.

A club-associated figure who helps establish the Adam and Eve Club environment; her role adds texture to the late-night world the film portrays.