Play Dirty

A master thief driven by precision, ruthlessness, and a relentless pursuit of justice for Philly and his crew. He orchestrates complex moves, improvises under pressure, and hides a code of loyalty beneath a hard exterior.

Parker’s partner whose death in the initial heist spurs Parker’s vow of vengeance. His brashness and courage set the stakes high from the start.

A skilled mercenary who uses the racetrack score to fund a larger operation. Enigmatic and dangerous, she pursues her own agenda while influencing Parker’s path.

Leader of the Outfit, exiled from New York and orchestrating major crimes from the shadows. His schemes spark the UN heist and push Parker toward a brutal confrontation.

Parker’s ally who runs a struggling theatre company; his artistry masks sharp planning and composure under pressure. He provides a crucial balance to Parker’s intensity.

Philly’s widow who receives a share of the jewels. Her arc anchors the human cost of the crime and Parker’s promise of vengeance.

A married thief who joins the plan and helps pull off the heist; his presence adds a sense of domestic life colliding with crime.

Ed’s wife who becomes involved in the operation; her loyalty blends with pragmatic risk-taking.

Lozini’s lieutenant who carries the Outfit’s plan and reveals crucial information about the shipwreck figurehead. His fate intertwines with Parker’s ruthless efficiency.

A billionaire buyer whose interest in the figurehead drives the later stages of the plot; his vault becomes a focal point for Parker’s crew.

The corrupt president who plans to exploit the treasure for political leverage, creating the global stakes of the heist.

Head of a mercenary force who intends to seize the treasure for his country; later central to the political shift in the story.

The intoxicated getaway driver who introduces chaos to the plan and pays the price for risky choices.

A minor figure connected to the banking world, highlighting the financial stakes of the heist.

A bank official tied to the heist operations; represents the financial infrastructure that enables the crime.