Max 2: White House Hero

Max is a perky, resourceful guard dog assigned to the White House. He demonstrates loyalty by tracking down criminals, rescuing TJ and Alex, and defying the odds in the residence’s security perimeter. After a major incident, he is temporarily relieved of duties but is celebrated as a hero for the rescue.

TJ is a 12-year-old boy trying to fit in with a high-profile family and school life. He is curious, brave, and determined to help Alex, forming an unlikely partnership with her. His investigative nature leads him to challenge assumptions and seek the truth even within the White House walls.

Alex is the daughter of the Russian president and a spirited, adventurous ally to TJ. She bonds with TJ during the state visit but faces danger when Olga and Coop’s plot targets her. She demonstrates resilience and trust in new friends while navigating diplomatic pressures.

Olga is a conspirator who dupes Alex into following her into the woods, enabling Coop to abduct her. She embodies deception within the international maneuvering surrounding the state visit.

President Bennett is a high-profile leader balancing public duties with a concern for his family’s safety. He learns to listen to his son and to trust those around him, highlighting a father’s commitment to both country and family.

Maureen is the supportive First Lady who stands by her husband and children as public life intrudes on family life. She embodies resilience under pressure and the emotional core of the presidential household.

President Bragov is the Russian counterpart visiting the U.S., whose presence triggers both diplomatic diplomacy and danger. His role frames the international stakes and the urgency of protecting the children.

Chef Coop is revealed as the Russian mole working against the First Family, using his kitchen position as cover for abduction plans. He represents the domestic threat lurking within the plot.

Chef Dimitri is another kitchen figure who operates within the safety-net of the residence. He is part of the broader security narrative surrounding the state visit.

The tour guide provides contextual color to the White House setting, helping to anchor the daily life inside the residence amid the unfolding drama.

A News Anchor character appears to cover the events, illustrating how the media frames the security crisis and political stakes.