Last Rites

A New York priest with close ties to the Mafia—his father is a don. He struggles with his vow of celibacy as he falls for Angela, navigating loyalty to family and faith. His arc includes moral ambiguity, moments of compassion, and the decisive act of discarding his priestly ring. The climax tests whether mercy or vengeance will prevail as he moves through crime and confession.

Gino's mistress who conceals her true schemes beneath charm and vulnerability. She uses relationships with men to shield her criminal activities and to manipulate outcomes. Angela's manipulation and pursuit of money culminate in betrayals that propel the plot and lead to a fatal confrontation.

A detective and godson of the priest's father, Nuzo is a loyal ally to Father Michael but is suspicious of Angela's motives. His pursuit of justice and ties to the crime world create tension, and his death in Michael's arms marks a turning point in the film.

The Don's sister who seeks to run the family business, displaying ruthless pragmatism. She recognizes Michael and ultimately collaborates in the violent outcomes, including the killing of Angela, as the plot twists toward a final partnership with Michael.

The crime boss patriarch whose authority hovers over his family and a looming racketeering trial. He embodies control, pride, and the fear of punishment, driving decisions that ripple through the plot and threaten his empire.

A cab driver connected to Angela, used to move Michael and to facilitate plans against rivals. He serves as a tool in the criminal web and features in the film’s violent reverse, embodying betrayal and the reach of Angela's schemes.