Mr. CheapskateMr. Pink doesn't like his name. Mr. Pink also doesn't like to tip. Mr. Pink is kind of a weasel.He's also a colorful, hyped-up guy. In the diner Eddie jokes, "Excuse me, Mr. Pink —...

Old Man WhiteIs it a coincidence that the oldest, most veteran man of the group gets the name Mr. White? His hair may not have gone too gray yet, but there's no doubt that he's the old man of the (...

Orange is a relatively young undercover cop who infiltrates a crime boss' planned jewelry heist. He gets tutored by one of his superiors and makes a pretty convincing criminal—he's just not convi...

Nice Jacket EddieEver since that first diner scene, Eddie Cabot stands out. All the men are wearing suits and ties for the job, while Eddie is kicking it in his '80s jacket. Eddie's the son of the...

The EnigmaWhen we first meet Mr. Blonde, he comes across as one of the more sensible members of the group. When Mr. Brown is going off about how "Like a Virgin" is all about a woman who meets a man...

The Main ManJoe is definitely the boss; he's like everyone's father. There's lots of tough love, but that's just because he has everyone's best interests at heart. He wants a successful diamond hei...

We don't really know much about Marvin Nash except his bad, bad luck. He tells Blonde that he's been on the force for only eight months and doesn't know anything about the heist. He also tells him...

Holdaway's an experienced guy when it comes to undercover work. He's assigned to mentor Orange (Freddie) through the process of infiltrating Joe Cabot's gang. He definitely has some attitude and he...

Sometimes people need to die. If everything goes haywire at the heist with "seventeen blue boys" just outside and Mr. Blonde going crazy on the civilians, it wouldn't really make sense for everyone...