Primitive caveman exhibit who follows Larry's lead.
Prehistoric human exhibit figure.
Prehistoric caveman exhibit that comes alive at night.
Minor character involved in legal disputes and investigations.
Drug dealer killed by corrupt cops, whose evidence drives the plot.
Film or TV director overseeing production on set.
Family associate in the jewel mystery investigation.
Nick Hanford is the detective investigating Gabby's apparent suicide and the suspected involvement of Eric. He becomes Tracy's trusted protector and takes her to his cabin, but his hidden connection to Gabby is revealed when he admits killing her to prevent losing another child. He then attacks Tracy and is killed by Eric.
Drew Forster works at an audio shop and repairs the reel-to-reel recorder that becomes an important source of evidence. He separates and enhances the threatening male voice for Jennifer Shannon, helping her and Detective Lynwood pursue the investigation despite the recording not identifying either Chris Suddon or Dr. Vedders.
Dr. Quinn is one of the specialists consulted by Mayor Leonardo as miniature tornadoes and other violent weather events spread across New York. The group considers forcing lower clouds upward to disrupt the detached upper vortex, placing Dr. Quinn among the experts helping evaluate a possible intervention alongside Dr. Cassie Lawrence.
Minor character in the first Mystery 101 film.
Matthew Harrison has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Night at the Museum with 3 titles. Signature works include Thir13en Ghosts, The Last Trimester, Seventeen and Missing. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes