Cedric’s ward and a noble Saxon lady, she is in love with Ivanhoe and resists her guardian’s plans for her marriage.

A staunch Saxon nobleman, he dreams of restoring Saxon rule and disinherits his son Ivanhoe due to his loyalty to the Norman King Richard.

The intelligent and honorable Jewish daughter of Isaac of York, she develops feelings for Ivanhoe while navigating societal prejudice.

A Jewish moneylender, he is characterized by conflicting traits of avarice and generosity, particularly in his devotion to his daughter Rebecca.

A Templar knight, he is both a formidable opponent to Ivanhoe and obsessed with Rebecca, displaying ambition and cruelty.

Cedric’s loyal swineherd and bondsman, known for his bravery and dedication to Cedric and Ivanhoe.

Cedric’s fool and bondsman, he uses humor to outwit others and displays loyalty and bravery in times of need.

A noble Saxon known for his indecisiveness and slowness to act, he is Cedric’s choice for Lady Rowena's intended husband.

A Norman knight affiliated with Prince John's court, he is both ambitious and enamored with Rowena, leading to rash actions.

The Norman King of England, he is a courageous leader admired by Ivanhoe, returning to England disguised as the Black Knight.

The ambitious and impulsive younger brother of King Richard, he seeks to usurp the English throne in his brother’s absence.

The skilled archer and leader of a band of outlaws, who champions justice and eventually allies with King Richard against his brother's schemes.

A jovial clergyman who enjoys simple pleasures and associates with Locksley’s band of outlaws, providing comic relief.