Steal cast: Full list of actors in Prime Video thriller

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Sophie Turner stars in a new, fast-paced thriller on Prime Video about the aftermath of a massive theft from an investment fund – billions of pounds have gone missing.

Zara Turner’s day starts normally, but soon turns into a terrifying ordeal when armed robbers deliberately target her company’s offices.

Zara and her friend Luke are caught in a dangerous situation, forced to cooperate with armed attackers. The big question is: who are these people and what do they want?

Detective Chief Inspector Rhys (Jacob Fortune-Lloyd) starts investigating, but quickly discovers the conspiracy is much bigger and more threatening than anyone imagined.

Interested in the new thriller series? Here’s a look at the cast of ‘Steal’ on Prime Video.

Steal cast: Full list of actors in Prime Video thriller

This provides a look at the main actors in Steal. Keep reading for in-depth profiles of each character and the people who play them, plus information about where you may recognize the actors from other roles.

  • Sophie Turner as Zara
  • Archie Madekwe as Luke
  • Jacob Fortune-Lloyd as DCI Rhys
  • Andrew Howard as Sniper
  • Jonathan Slinger as London
  • Ellie James as DI Ellie Lloyd
  • Harry Michell as Milo Carter-Walsh
  • Thomas Larkin as Wayne
  • Sarah Belcher as Kate Shaw
  • Tara Summers as Sophia
  • Díana Bermudez as Tall
  • Spike Leighton as Junior
  • Yusra Warsama as Glasses
  • Andrew Koji as Darren Yoshida
  • Eloise Thomas as Myrtle Clarke
  • Tomisin Ajani as Scots
  • Kadiesha Belgrave as Chioma
  • Dominic Mafham as George Cartwright

Sophie Turner as Zara

Zara is an employee at a pension fund investment firm. One day, a group of armed robbers breaks into their office building and steals a large amount of money. The robbers’ backgrounds and reasons for the crime are unknown.

Sophie Turner is best known for her role as Sansa Stark in the hit HBO series Game of Thrones, where she starred throughout all eight seasons. She also played the mutant Jean Grey in the X-Men films Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix. More recently, Turner has appeared in the true crime dramas The Staircase (HBO) and Joan (ITVX). She’s set to return to Prime Video soon for a reboot of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, with the script written by Phoebe Waller-Bridge of Fleabag fame.

Archie Madekwe as Luke

Luke is Zara’s closest friend. During a dangerous home invasion, they are both threatened with guns and forced to do whatever the robbers demand.

Okay, so a lot of people probably recognize Archie Madekwe from Saltburn – it was a huge hit! But he’s been in some other cool stuff too. I remember him being really good in the unsettling horror film Midsommar, and he also had a role in Apple TV+’s See, where he acted alongside Jason Momoa. Definitely someone to keep an eye on!

Jacob Fortune-Lloyd as DCI Rhys

DCI Rhys is the main detective investigating the robbery. However, he’s secretly struggling with a gambling addiction, which could jeopardize his ability to solve the case.

As a film buff, I’ve been tracking Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, and it’s cool to see how much he’s been in! He first caught my eye in the first season of Wolf Hall on BBC Two, playing Francis Weston – a friend (and maybe more!) of Anne Boleyn. Since then, he’s popped up in a bunch of great shows like Medici: The Magnificent, The Queen’s Gambit, The Great, and most recently, Netflix’s Bodies alongside Stephen Graham. He’s quickly becoming someone I always look out for in the credits!

Ellie James as DI Ellie Lloyd

Who is DI Lloyd? The colleague of DCI Rhys, who works with him on the investigation into the theft.

Ellie James is known for her role as Nimue in ITV’s The Winter King. She’s also had parts in the TV series Bodies, Red Rose, I May Destroy You, and Giri/Haji.

Jonathan Slinger as London

Okay, so ‘London’ isn’t a person’s real name, it’s actually a code name. It refers to one of the main people behind the robbery at Zara and Luke’s company – basically, a key member of the gang pulling off the heist.

Jonathan Slinger has also appeared in shows and films like The Sandman, The Sixth Commandment, Alex Rider, and The Salisbury Poisonings.

Eloise Thomas plays Myrtle Clarke

Myrtle recently joined the team at Lochmill Capital, a pension fund. Unfortunately, her first day was terrible – she saw a violent robbery and was briefly held hostage by the robbers.

I’m a big fan of Eloise Thomas, and I’ve been following her career! She was recently in the BBC One drama Dope Girls, though it didn’t last long. You might also recognize her from True Detective: Night Country, season 4 of The Bay, and the thriller Chloe starring Erin Doherty – she’s been really busy!

Andrew Koji as Darren Yoshida

Darren Yoshida is a financial investigator who specializes in the same type of work as Zara and Luke. He’s been brought in to help the police figure out how the massive theft happened.

Besides his well-known roles, Andrew Koji is a skilled martial artist. You might recognize him from movies like Snake Eyes and Bullet Train, or the TV series Warrior. He’s also set to star as Ryu in a new Street Fighter movie coming out later this year. He’s appeared in other popular shows too, including Peaky Blinders on BBC One, Black Doves on Netflix, and Gangs of London on Sky.

Andrew Howard as Sniper

Who is Sniper? A dangerous individual in cahoots with the criminals.

Besides his current role, Andrew Howard has appeared in several other popular projects. These include the Marvel series Echo, Paramount’s Mayor of Kingstown, and HBO dramas Perry Mason and Watchmen. He most recently starred in The Accountant 2, alongside Ben Affleck.

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David CraigSenior Drama Writer

David Craig writes about TV dramas and comedies for TopMob, focusing on the best new shows across television and streaming platforms. Before joining TopMob, he worked at Starburst Magazine and hosted The Winter King Podcast on ITVX. He also has a degree in Journalism from the University of Sheffield.

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2026-01-21 13:36