Minor character in frontier community.
AWVR's lead welder, Ned is sent ahead in a truck to switch Triple 7 off the main line, but arrives too late. Near the climax, he drives alongside the runaway train with a police escort, allowing Will to jump from the truck onto Triple 7's locomotive.
Local resident.
Train operator involved in the railroad plot.
The original sheriff murdered by Charlie Hewitt, whose identity is stolen.
Male accomplice and driver of the abduction vehicle. He flees with Frankie, kills a helpful motorist, and is ultimately killed when Karla traps his arm in a car door and crashes his vehicle.
Musician kidnapped and brutally killed by Otis.
Supporting member of Camp Arcadia. No specific plot details are provided in the summary.
The getaway driver who receives the $10 million after Claremont tells Lateesha to abort the robbery. Locus takes the money to his mother's trailer home, where Domino's bounty-hunting team later confronts his mother and retrieves the cash for delivery to Drake Bishop.
DJ is a radio presenter who becomes deeply affected by Sailboat’s music. After having an extraordinary experience connected with the song, he rushes to share what happened and even tries to give up the microphone during a broadcast, helping drive the story toward its unresolved turning point.
Cal is the cook and manager at Joe’s Pie Diner, where Jenna Hunterson works. When Jenna fearfully tells him about her pregnancy, he reassures her that he already knows and intends to keep her employed. His response gives Jenna practical support during a difficult period.
Lew Temple has 112 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently Third Saturday in October Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Unstoppable, Ed Kemper, Kidnap. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
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