Hidden Identity Movie Collection

When nine-year-old Samara Brenner, the last heir of the legendary White Wolf bloodline, witnesses her family slaughtered, she escapes and spends the next nine years hiding under a false identity, pretending to be a weak Omega while preparing for revenge. Her plan unravels when she discovers her fated mate is Roman Hartwell, the Alpha she has believed was complicit in her family's massacre. As hatred turns into reluctant trust, Samara uncovers a devastating truth: Roman has spent years searching for her and hunting the real mastermind behind the betrayal. Together, they must expose a conspiracy that reaches deep into their own families, reclaim her pack, and decide whether love is stronger than vengeance.

After three years of hidden trial in a homeless camp, Vince Astor is crowned America's Godfather, heir to $20.9 billion. He keeps the secret when Helen Stark, the CEO he saved two years ago, proposes to him on the street. Still dressed as a bum, he follows her home and swallows her family's scorn as they force her to marry Philip West. His power then surfaces layer by layer. A bank president kneels, a $1 billion bid lands, an underboss kisses his ring. Helen chooses him anyway, for who he is.

Adrian, trillion-dollar CEO of Sterling Group, enters a marriage of convenience with Elowen, a noble-born heiress. After the wedding, he gains a strange ability: he can hear every inner thought of his new wife. Outwardly, she is a gentle socialite. But she is actually Elara, Elowen's twin sister. When her elder sister was injured, Elara was brought back from a welfare institute to take her place. To her, this marriage is just a deal—she wants to collect the money and run. Amused by her wild inner monologues, Adrian glimpses her true self: a spirited, loyal girl haunted by inferiority. He falls for her. Though he has seen through the fake marriage, he protects her in secret—buying the fireworks studio she longed for and helping her chase her dream. While Elowen keeps acting the perfect heiress, she grows entangled in the lies. Before she knows it, genuine love blooms. Yet she fears everything will crumble once her true identity is revealed. As rivals stir trouble and the twin-sister truth draws near, this marriage built on secrets faces a severe test. When the lie comes out, their cross-class romance must stand against family schemes and past traumas—a spicy, funny sweet-romance billionaire drama.

At 45, Sophia takes a job as a cafeteria cook at Yard Group, unaware that CEO Jackson has spent five years searching for the woman from one unforgettable night. Mistaking Gemma for her, he brings her home and treats her like royalty. Meanwhile, the real woman he's searching for is cooking his meals every day. Then 5-year-old Rowan points to Jackson's mole and asks, "Why is yours just like mine?"

Leo Banks got a special physique and X-ray eyes. After leaving his sect, he runs into his fiancée and tries to save her, only to be mistaken for a creep. To prove himself, Leo now has to dominate the city and live a carefree life.

Betrayed by her stepsister Sera and fiancé Henri, Elara is pushed off a cliff on her wedding day. She drags Sera down with her—and both are reborn. On the eve of the Flower-Bond Ceremony, Elara tosses her bouquet. Sera shoves her; the bouquet lands among commoners, caught by a disguised man—Cassian, CEO of the British East India Company, hiding from an arranged marriage. Mocked for marrying a “penniless commoner,” Elara fiercely defends him. He falls for her on the spot. Meanwhile, his mother learns the truth and heads for the venue.

In AGENT BADBOY movie, top FBI agent Buddy looks exactly like Barton, the deceased patriarch of the Logut mafia family. He goes undercover as Barton to expose the family’s arms smuggling. Inside, he survives power grabs from Luca, probes from Barton’s stepmother Susanna, and uses their shared crescent birthmark to avoid exposure. He falls for Barton’s wife Elise, wins over bodyguard Haruko, and secures the San Francisco docks. With evidence in hand, he and FBI Deputy Director Helena plan a final raid—but FBI Director Burke is the mafia’s deepest mole. He and the Raine family spring a trap; Helena is shot. In the battle, Buddy kills Burke and Carlos. Dying, Burke reveals Buddy and Barton are twin brothers—stolen as infants and groomed to be a mafia mole inside the FBI. Torn between two bloodlines, Buddy stands with Elise, Susanna, and Haruko—as Helena, presumed dead, twitches her fingers. Cliffhanger.

Retired underworld king Roman is hiding as a rideshare driver. Until the Graysons' cruelty at his daughter's engagement forces him to summon his three powerful sworn brothers—crushing his enemies and revealing his true empire.

Cecilia, Crown Princess of Etheria, rescues a disfigured “deserter” named Amos from a death pit and makes him her personal guard. Three years later, King Helios of Nord storms her capital—and reveals he is Amos. Having used her to steal every military secret, he destroys her kingdom, burns her ancestral tombs, and enslaves her. To buy time for her brother Edmund to strike Nord’s rear, Cecilia endures public humiliation, torture, and repeated abuse, until she takes a fake-death potion left by Edmund and escapes. Edmund captures Nord’s capital, trades Helios’s mother for Cecilia’s “corpse,” and secretly revives her. Years later, Edmund dies, naming Cecilia regent for his young son. Helios, learning she is alive, begs for reconciliation, then threatens to massacre civilians when refused. Cecilia declares war and leads the army herself. After three years, she stands before Nord’s capital, shoots Helios twice but spares his life, then orders the assault. That night, Helios dons his old disguise mask and burns himself alive in the palace. Cecilia annexes Nord, abolishes slavery, standardizes weights and measures, establishes a people’s council, and unites both kingdoms into a new realm—Eternal. She never marries, devoting her life to her people. Upon her death, she is honored as the “Mother of the Eternal Realm.” Her bronze statue still stands in the capital square, gazing into the distance, a silent witness to the peace she won with blood and sacrifice.

Pyrrhos is the hammer-hand at Hermon's Forge — a nobody they call Emberless, because he can't feel forge fire the way a real smith should. He's spent a thousand nights making the runeblades that kill dragons and hydras across the continent. On Assessment Day, he watches the guild crown his senior brother Deryk for a masterpiece called Firstlight: Pyrrhos's design, his three years of work, his signature scraped off the plans. When he demands his wages and walks, his master upends a sack on the anvil — ten rusted scraps. Then, in the dying furnace behind him, a thread of pure gold flame rises on its own. Ten scraps is his starting stake. With a girl carrying a broken family sword, a landlord's back room, and a wartime order no one else will fill, he builds a forge out of nothing and starts scraping the paint off the guild's fake runes one blade at a time. But the fire in his hands isn't luck. It answers to a bloodline that traces back to Hephaestus himself, to a father who burned with his workshop rather than surrender the plans for the Godslayer, and to an order of ashes still hunting the seven fragments he scattered. Delphi has a name waiting for him. He'd rather earn one.