Station West

A military intelligence officer traveling incognito who uses covert skills to recover the stolen gold. He is disciplined, resourceful, and capable of both physical action and careful planning. His growing love for Charlie tests his sense of duty and drives his determination to outsmart the criminals.

A beautiful singer who turns out to be the brains behind the gold theft. She exerts charm over Bristow and others to manipulate outcomes. Her alliance with Haven ends in tragedy, revealing a complex mix of ambition and romantic vulnerability.

Owner of the gold mine whose wealth and security are the target of the heist. Her presence anchors the plot’s motive and adds a layer of trust to Haven's mission. She represents legitimate stakeholding in a town threatened by theft and greed.

Charlie's indebted lawyer who becomes entangled in the scheme. His fear and pressure push him toward dangerous loyalties. He is ultimately killed by a rival's bullet in a confrontation that heightens the film's stakes.

A jealous associate of Charlie whose ambitions complicate Haven's mission. He is quick to violence, pressing for control of the gold and acting as a primary antagonist. His final confrontation with Haven ends in tragedy for him.

The rider who serves as the guard over the mining operation and is killed during the transport. His death triggers Haven's pursuit and intensifies the gold plot.

An armed military officer who appears in Haven's world, underscoring the military backdrop and the pursuit of order amid lawless activity.

The local lawman who becomes involved in the criminal plot and Haven's efforts to secure order. His actions frame the escape and pursuit that follow.

A military captain who embodies the formal authority of the town and contributes to the military backdrop to the gold shipment saga.

A songful hotel clerk who welcomes Haven as he arrives, setting the mood with a warning about gold and danger. His uncredited role adds texture to the town's atmosphere.