The Lookalike

A former basketball star whose career ended by a knee injury, he slides into drug dealing with his former coach. He dreams of a better life and a televised cooking show, and fights to protect Mila and those he loves as the danger tightens around him.

A woman with a prosthetic leg who is deaf and battling terminal cancer. She forms a real connection with Joe while resisting euthanasia, and ultimately sacrifices herself to help the others. Her bravery is tempered by vulnerability and resolve.

Joe's half-brother who visits to help with a debt and becomes entangled in the deadly plan. Desperate and reckless, he pushes ahead to secure funds even as risk grows and loyalties blur.

An aspiring actress who becomes the lookalike for Sadie to fool Spinks and help the plan move forward. She sees acting as a path back to fame, but ends up playing a pivotal role in a dangerous game.

The drug lord's obsession and the target of a dangerous scheme. Her death triggers the crux of the plot and the lookalike ruse that drives the film's tension.

A ruthless drug lord obsessed with Sadie who orchestrates the lookalike scheme and a deadly snuff plot to protect his business and power. His manipulation extends to Al Hill, exposing a web of secrets and violence.

Former coach who runs Bobby's Bar and oversees the shady scheme to replace Sadie with a lookalike. His criminal network and barroom influence pull many players into the plan, until law enforcement closes in.

An associate who abducts Drew and tries to drown her; he guns Mila's would-be ally during the film’s climactic moment, and is ultimately felled by Joe. He embodies the film's capacity for violence and betrayal.

Sadie’s friend who loses her life after being drawn into the plan. Her disappearance and murder underscore the film’s grim stakes and the costs of the lookout plot.

Sadie’s father and former business partner whose past is invoked by Spinks to reveal a painful secret about Georgia and rape. He bears the weight of suspicion and trauma throughout the story.