Nicholas Campbell

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Characters played by Nicholas Campbell

USS Wayne Crewman — The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)

Naval personnel aboard the USS Wayne submarine.

Marine — The Omen (1976)

Military personnel at official functions.

Frank Dodd — The Dead Zone (1983)

Frank Dodd is a deputy secretly responsible for a series of murders in Castle Rock. Johnny Smith identifies him through a vision at a crime scene, allowing Sheriff Bannerman to move against him. Before he can be arrested, Frank commits suicide, while his mother later attacks Johnny in response to Frank's exposure.

Sam — Books of Blood (2020)

Ellie's partner and B&B co-host who assists in kidnapping victims, hides them, and drives the getaway car to dispose of bodies.

Jason Caball — The Shape of Things to Come (1979)

Jason Caball is the son of Dr. John Caball and a member of the mission to Delta 3. He helps pilot the Starstreak after his father secretly calls for assistance, explores Earth with Kim Smedley, discovers his father's murder, and confronts Omus before escaping the collapsing Citadel.

Ranger — Backcountry (2015)

A park official who warns Alex about the dangers of venturing off-trail and ignoring wildlife risks, serving as an early narrative indicator of the impending bear threat.

Sniffer — Certain Fury (1985)

Sniffer is Scarlet's casual boyfriend, a pornographer and drug dealer whose apartment becomes a temporary refuge for the fugitives. He admits arranging Scarlet's connection with the murdered client, attacks her, and attempts to rape Tracy. He later drugs Tracy and dies fighting Scarlet as his warehouse hideout burns.

Sheriff Bill McLean — Last County (2024)

Sheriff Bill McLean leads the assault surrounding Abby Gardner’s home while pursuing the armed criminals inside. He recognizes that law enforcement has already killed people connected to the robbery and crossed serious moral and legal boundaries, yet pressures his deputy to remain loyal as the operation threatens Abby and others.

Billy 'The Kid' Brocker — Fast Company (1979)

Lonnie's talented protégé and initial Funny Car driver. After being unfairly replaced, he helps Lonnie steal the team car back. He drives the final race but is sabotaged by the opposing team, surviving a fiery crash thanks to his safety gear.

Leif Roulette — Algonquin (2014)

A travel writer experiencing a career decline, Leif plans to author a book about Algonquin Park. He reunites with his ex-wife Rita and invites his son Jake to collaborate. Accompanied by his younger partner Carmen and her son Iggy, he leads a canoe trip through the park to locate a specific horseshoe, serving as the central figure driving the narrative.

Malcolm Stone — No Greater Love (1995)

A manipulative and womanizing actor who exploits the rebellious teenager Alexis Winfield, introducing her to cocaine and eventually marrying her after drugging her.

Scott — Shadow of the Wolf (1992)

Scott is an outside authority who arrives searching for Henderson and information about Brown. He threatens to seize the camp’s rifles, arguing that the Inuit cannot survive without white men’s weapons. His pressure forces Kroomak to acknowledge Agaguk’s presence when Brown died and increases the danger facing the camp.

Career Overview

Nicholas Campbell has 115 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Goon Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Hitchhiker, Books of Blood, A Wake. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
115
Birth Date
1952-03-24
Birth Place
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3875964), public domain (CC0).