War on Everyone

Terry Monroe is a corrupt police officer driven by a desire for power and greed. His morally ambiguous nature often leads him down dangerous paths, but he genuinely grapples with his choices as the story unfolds. As he navigates complex relationships, his character reveals layers of vulnerability beneath a tough exterior.

Bob Bolaño is Terry's partner, equally corrupted and caught up in their illegal endeavors. He showcases a mix of bravado and inner conflict, particularly when faced with moral dilemmas. His character's arc evolves as the consequences of their actions force him to re-evaluate his choices by the end.

Jimmy Harris is the local criminal suspect at the center of the duo's investigation. While he plays a pivotal role in the plot, his character represents the chaotic underworld they interact with. The plot intricately involves his dubious actions that fuel the narrative's progression.

Jackie Hollis is a significant supporting character with a complex past, including a previous connection to the criminal underworld. Her relationship with Monroe adds an emotional layer, highlighting struggles between love and moral integrity. By the film's end, she embodies resilience and compassion amidst turmoil.

Clifford Reynard serves as a getaway driver entangled in the criminal activities surrounding the heist. His unexpected demise at the hands of his wife marks a turning point in the story, driving the narrative's darker themes. His character illustrates the collateral damage associated with crime.

James Mangan is the antagonist, a cunning businessman orchestrating the heist. His character serves as a representation of unchecked power and exploitation. Ultimately, Mangan's actions catalyze the protagonists' quest for redemption and justice.