The Girl from Rio

A ruthless crime lord who pursues Sutton for the stolen money and seeks to recruit Sunanda’s network for his own gain. He wields power through fear and bravado, driving a relentless hunt. His grand schemes falter as events spiral beyond his control.

A megalomaniacal mastermind who rules Femina and commands an army of devoted followers. She tortures Sutton to reveal the location of his money and imposes her will on both men and women alike. Her plans for global conquest rely on wealth, manipulation, and total control.

A clever, evasive man who arrives in Rio with a supposed fortune and becomes entangled in a world of crime and deception. He uses wit and nerve to navigate danger, forming a fragile alliance with Ulla. His choices drive the pursuit and eventual attempts to outsmart both Sunanda and Macius.

A manicurist who appears to aid Sutton but is revealed to be part of Sunanda's circle. Loyalties shift, and she becomes a key obstacle in Sutton's plans. Her dual role adds tension and highlights the film’s theme of betrayal.

A wealthy woman who resists joining Sunanda’s army, becoming an important ally to Sutton. Her resourcefulness and independence illustrate a facet of female agency within the film’s conflict. She plays a crucial role in the escape and survival efforts.

Sir Macius's accountant who becomes a hostage amid the power struggle. She embodies the collateral damage of the battle for wealth and influence. Her presence underscores the vulnerability of those caught between rival factions.

A member of the wealthy Rossini family, adding social intrigue and influence to the plot. His position highlights the aristocratic layer of Rio’s crime-and-wealth network. He contributes to the film’s cross-cutting power dynamics.

Macius’s chief henchman—tough, loyal, and a blunt instrument of the crime operation. He embodies the brutal, physical side of the empire’s power. His presence marks the threat that Sutton and allies must overcome.

A member of Sunanda’s network who contributes to the international intrigue surrounding Femina and Rio. Her role underscores the film’s globe-trotting crime web. She adds to the ensemble of operatives complicating Sutton’s mission.

A minor but colorful presence, a guitarist whose music punctuates scenes and adds to the film’s pulp atmosphere. He serves as a mood-setting figure rather than a driver of the plot. His moments contribute to the film’s stylistic charm.

One of Sunanda’s disciplined Amazon soldiers, part of the female army that embodies Femina’s power and danger. She helps enforce Sunanda’s rule and participates in the city’s military displays. Her presence amplifies the scale of Femina’s threat.