Corrupt former governor of California, ruthless antagonist who stole Diego's family.
Congressman Albert is a supporter of the proposed surveillance bill. Dean and Brill record him in a compromising situation and use that material as part of their plan against Reynolds. The recording helps convince Reynolds that he is being blackmailed and draws him into the final trap.
Local doctor in Sandford.
A corrupt former LAPD lieutenant who uses his old credentials and police access to steal weapons and operate an arms-smuggling ring. His investigation by Riggs, Murtaugh, and Lorna Cole exposes his betrayal of the department, and he is killed when Riggs shoots through his bulldozer's armor.
English arms dealer supplying feudal warlords.
Julius Beaufort is a financier who entered New York society through marriage into an established family. Although his status earns him polite treatment, his repeated philandering makes him unpopular. During a financial panic, the elite refuse to rescue him, ending his social position and demonstrating the community’s power to punish outsiders.
Royce is Peter and Annie's father, whose death becomes the source of their lasting conflict. During a climbing accident in Monument Valley, he tells Peter to cut his safety rope so the children can survive, causing Royce to fall to his death. Annie later blames Peter for obeying him.
Rupert is Duke Michael's slightly unbalanced second-in-command, involved in the schemes against the royal succession. Although he helps enforce Michael's plans, he eventually changes sides during the confrontation at Zenda, assists the royal cause, opens the castle gates, and leaves while promising to return for duty.
Primary antagonist and mastermind behind the robbery of the military experiment EX. He facilitates the mistaken identity situation to target Dean Cage.
International jewel thief accidentally photographed by Elliot. He infiltrates the resort to retrieve the film, stalks Elliot and Lisa in New Orleans, attempts to kill them, and is ultimately arrested.
Paulina's husband and a prominent lawyer. He acts as Miranda's defense attorney during the staged trial and conspires to fabricate a confession. He contacts a medical school to verify an alibi, becomes convinced of Miranda's innocence, and attempts but fails to throw Miranda off a cliff.
A sociopathic leader of the Outsiders, Marek rules through violence and the law of the jungle. He forces Robbins to fight for entertainment, tries to recruit him, later captures and torments him with Casey, and attacks the Insiders. After the Father dies defending Robbins, Robbins kills Marek.
Stuart Wilson has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1965. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Cornetto Trilogy with 1 titles. Signature works include The Mask of Zorro, Lethal Weapon 3, Unstoppable. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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