Paris Underground

A bold socialite who evolves into the central organizer of the escape network. Her quick thinking and fearless resolve drive the daring plan to smuggle Allied soldiers out of Paris. She navigates danger with pragmatism, leveraging social connections to move people and information. Her loyalty to friends pushes her to take increasingly dangerous risks.

Kitty's husband, a pragmatic and loyal French ally. He supports the resistance and helps coordinate the smuggling effort, returning from England on a mission for the Free French. He balances personal risk with a commitment to the larger cause, reinforcing the network with strategic thinking. His presence adds depth to the alliance between personal and political loyalties.

Kitty's English friend who begins as a reluctant participant and grows into an active ally. She demonstrates resourcefulness and nerve, taking part in dangerous moves to aid the escape. The ordeal tests her resolve, sometimes shaking her, but she remains integral to the mission's progress.

A downed Allied airman sheltered by the group, whose presence catalyzes the network's urgency. He embodies resilience and gratitude, driving the group to expand their efforts to secure his safe return. His situation continually heightens the stakes for everyone involved.

A German Captain and Gestapo officer who embodies the occupation's menace. He is polite on the surface but calculating and relentless in pursuing the escape network. His authority and cunning create constant tension, posing a formidable threat to the resistance.

A priest who becomes a crucial hub for the resistance, sheltering numerous fugitives in his crypt. He embodies quiet courage and compassion, taking enormous risks to provide sanctuary. His faith and discretion underpin the moral core of the network.

A baker whose shop doubles as a cover and staging ground for smuggling operations. He is practical and cooperative, providing crucial support even as danger escalates. His eventual shooting marks a turning point that heightens the peril surrounding the network.

Emmy's concierge, initially wary but ultimately entangled in the plan. Her actions reflect the tension between daily routine and the clandestine activities that sustain the escape effort. She becomes a quiet ally in a world where every sign of trust could be fatal.

The cemetery worker who helps transform a funeral into a smuggling cover. He is pragmatic and calm, orchestrating a complex ruse that leverages tradition to hide danger. His role illustrates how even ordinary professions can become instruments of resistance.

Owner of the country inn who offers shelter and support to the fugitives. He embodies warmth and reliability, providing a safe base amid escalating threats. His generosity becomes a linchpin in keeping the escape network functional.