Seven Thieves

A skilled thief and the plan's organizer, Mason stays cool under pressure and keeps the crew in line. He navigates the heist with precision but is not immune to personal stakes, especially as the plot reveals the true cost of their criminal enterprise. By the end, he and Melanie choose a life away from crime, showing restrained vulnerability.

A discredited expatriate American professor who orchestrates the heist, pulling together the team and directing the plan. He is calculating, ambitious, and willing to risk others for his own ends, including his son. His arc ends with an ironic, peaceful death just as his scheme succeeds.

An exotic dancer who becomes a key participant and the romantic counterpoint to Mason. She manipulates inside players, aids in disguises, and shares a wary hope for a future apart from crime. Her partnership with Mason evolves into a cautious bond as they plan to walk away with the money.

The saxophonist and Melanie's protector, Pancho assumes disguises as part of the ruse. He hesitates to take the cyanide during the plan, ultimately being injected by Wilkins, which triggers a pivotal moment in the deception.

The safecracker who helps breach the vault and stash the money. His role is crucial in moving the cash through the casino’s security, but he becomes entangled in the crew's conflicts over sharing the spoils.

The meek assistant to the casino director who is under Melanie's spell. He acts as an inside man who procures invitations and supports the crew's infiltration from within the casino.

The casino director who becomes the focal point of the grand deception. He is convinced of the baron's legitimacy and is manipulated into facilitating the switch and the baron's 'death' for the sake of discretion.

The physician associated with the baron disguise, part of the ruse that places the crew inside the casino's inner circles. His character supports the manipulation of appearances that drive the heist's tension.