Top Cat and the Beverly Hills Cats

A confident, street-smart leader who orchestrates the gang’s schemes while protecting his friends. He navigates danger with wit and charm, balancing mischief with loyalty. His quick thinking helps outsmart enemies and keep the group together in a city-and-mansion crossover setting.

The kind-hearted, brave member who often becomes the focus of the gang’s plans. Benny’s quick actions save lives and trigger the inheritance plot, showing his readiness to put others’ needs before his own. His optimism keeps the group hopeful even in peril.

The missing heiress and rightful beneficiary whose fate drives the plot. She is found working at a car wash, a clue that helps reveal the true inheritance and unravel the villains’ scheme. Amy’s presence anchors the story’s moral center—wealth should serve people, not corrupt them.

A femme fatale cat chasing a wealthy husband, she embodies glamour and deception. Kitty’s schemes pull other characters into the intrigue, but she flickers between ally and rival as the plot unfolds. Her encounters with TC provide comic tension and flirtatious danger.

Vandergelt’s lawyer who believes in the will’s power but becomes entangled in the scheme to control the fortune. He reads the will and, at times, guides the plot with legal reasoning. His role helps reveal the deception behind the fake death and the inheritance twists.

The conniving butler plotting to steal the Vandergelt fortune. Snerdly uses Rasputin and Kitty Glitter to eliminate Benny and secure wealth. He embodies the crooked insider threat who underestimates TC’s team until the final confrontation.

A quirky gang member whose antics add comic energy to the chase. Choo-Choo contributes to the group’s dynamic and helps in the escape from danger. His presence reinforces the ensemble nature of the team.

A perseverance-driven police officer who retires but later rejoins the force. Dibble serves as the gang’s ally, providing support and leadership when it matters most. His return helps restore order at the film’s climax.

A formal authority figure who captures Benny and triggers the chase to unmask the villains. His pursuit escalates the tension but is countered by the gang’s resourcefulness. The role also reflects the bureaucratic side of the law in the plot.

The hulking guard dog used by Snerdly to pursue Benny and threaten the gang. Rasputin provides menace and slapstick moments, highlighting the villain’s reliance on brute force. The canine adds dynamic risk to the chase sequences.