The Girl from Jones Beach

A determined, image-driven talent hunter in New York who pushes to uncover the secret behind the Randolph Girl. He battles personal despair and uses his wits to pressure Bob Randolph’s truth, all while pursuing his own ambitions and his connection with Connie.

The celebrated artist behind the Randolph Girl who hides his true identity as Robert Benerik. He joins Ruth’s class under a phony immigrant persona to win her trust, then reveals his deception and ultimately develops real affection.

A language teacher for immigrants who dresses modestly to be valued for her mind. She confronts public indecency accusations after a photo scandal and fights to reclaim her job and reputation in court.

The headmaster who enforces propriety and decency, ultimately opposing the scandal and supporting Ruth’s case in court. She represents traditional social norms and authority.

Donovan’s girlfriend and photographer who secretly photographs Ruth for commercial purposes. She is unwavering in her support for Donovan and part of the plot’s media machinery.

A television producer who commissions the mission and orchestrates the plan that drives the pursuit of the Randolph Girl.

The artist’s secretary who has private knowledge about the model’s identity, serving as a key link between the artist and the truth behind the ‘Randolph Girl’.

The court’s authority figure who presides Ruth’s case, delivering a decision that upholds decency while safeguarding Ruth’s rights.

Ruth’s attorney who argues to defend her reputation in court and navigate the complexities of the case against the modeling scandal.

One of the twelve models who contributed to the composite ‘Randolph Girl’; she leaves when the deception becomes apparent, highlighting the collective exploitation behind the image.

Another model who participates in the ensemble behind the Randolph image, whose perspective on the scheme adds to the film’s commentary on industry manipulation.

A figure connected to the agency or model production, representative of the organized system behind the composite image.

Ruth’s mother, a steady presence in Ruth’s life who supports her daughter as she navigates the scandal and the court case.

An uncredited party guest who represents the social circle around the film’s fashion and society vibe, hinting at the era’s glamour culture.