The Invisible Woman

A determined newspaper reporter who gains invisibility and uses it to investigate art thefts. She navigates danger with wit and resourcefulness, balancing the urge to expose crime with concerns about privacy and safety.

A scientist who discovers and experiments with the invisibility formula. He is enthusiastic and eager to prove his work, but becomes anxious about the implications and his standing at the institute.

A wealthy philanthropist who masterminds the thefts and manipulation behind the scenes. Charismatic and calculating, he uses his status to stay one step ahead of the law.

The newspaper editor who assigns Sandy the art-robbery story and weighs the balance between sensationalism and truth. He values scoops but remains pragmatic.

A board member at the Institute who fires Plunkett and embodies bureaucratic skepticism toward experimental breakthroughs.

A police lieutenant who coordinates the pursuit of the thieves and acts with firm authority when required.

A police lieutenant involved in the chase, bringing practical know-how and street-level perspective to the investigation.

A security or police officer who appears in scenes of pursuit and confrontation during the art-heist.