The King's Man

Orlando Oxford is a principled aristocrat who evolves from a grieving husband to a determined spy master. Driven by the promise made to his wife, he is committed to shielding his son from the horrors of war while navigating the treacherous waters of international politics.

Conrad Oxford, Orlando's son, is a passionate young man grappling with the desire to serve during a tumultuous time. His bravery and dedication to honor his family legacy lead him into dangerous situations, ultimately culminating in significant personal sacrifice.

Shola is a loyal member of Orlando's espionage network, bringing strength and wisdom to the table. His character symbolizes the diverse alliances formed during the period, emphasizing the importance of trust and camaraderie in the face of adversity.

Polly is a resourceful and determined member of the spy network, embodying the resilience and ingenuity of women during wartime. She supports Orlando's mission while showcasing her adeptness in navigating the challenges of a male-dominated field.

General Kitchener is a complex figure who embodies the tensions of military leadership during war. His authoritative stance both aids and hinders the characters as they navigate their paths through the conflict, reflecting the heavy weight of responsibility.

Gavrilo Princip is portrayed as the revolutionary catalyst of chaos, driven by ideological conviction. His actions set off a chain reaction that leads to the widespread devastation of World War I, raising questions about radicalism and its consequences.