Mogambo

New York socialite who arrives at a remote African outpost seeking romance and social status. She carries emotional scars beneath a glamorous facade and proves resilient in a dangerous environment. She forms a complicated bond with Marswell and ultimately engineers a cover story to shape the narrative of the love triangle.

A rugged American big-game hunter whose hardened exterior masks a capacity for tenderness. He is drawn to Honey Bear but torn by competing loyalties to Linda and the group. His decisions in the bush—such as reluctantly shooting a gorilla to save Donald—reveal a conflicted, haunted character.

An English big-game hunter who feels sympathy for Honey Bear and acts as a stabilizing presence within the group. He serves as a moral compass and mediator as tensions rise, guiding the expedition through danger with steady, practical judgment.

A refined London woman who forms a powerful attraction to Marswell while married to Donald Nordley. Her jealousy drives a crucial confrontation and she ultimately shoots Marswell, though Honey Bear fabricates a version of events to protect the others.

Linda's husband, a devoted Londoner who is largely oblivious to the affair at the center of the safari. His loyalty to Linda complicates the group's dynamics as he navigates the tension and danger in the bush.

A steady British skipper who ferries the group along the river and serves as a quiet anchor amidst escalating tensions. His practical approach helps keep the expedition moving toward civilization even as danger closes in.

A gruff Russian employee whose tense relationship with Marswell hints at deeper power dynamics within the safari. His presence adds a sharp edge of mistrust and conflict within the group.