A movie star whose accidental death Max witnesses. His passing triggers a major insurance payout that influences Max's subsequent schemes.
Next-door neighbor involved in an illicit affair with Karen. He comforts a drunk Ellie, washes her hair, and arranges to run away with her. He discovers her body and is fatally shot by the detective, who mistakenly blames him for the crimes.
Bob Ryan is the father of the two young protagonists and Winston Mills's employee. He initially grounds the children and dismisses their claims, then secures land permission from his old friend Luke Lawson without understanding the full scheme. After learning the truth, he confronts Winston, quits, apologizes, and cooperates with police.
Zane's brother, recruited to expose alien invasion.
A retired Army Ranger who must infiltrate the hostage situation and prevent the dam from overflowing, acting as the film's primary protagonist to save innocent lives.
Johnny Del Grissom is an escaped prisoner and the romantic partner of Sara Jane Bronnel. After fleeing with D.J. Wheeler and Ten Reed, he becomes the immediate target of local hostility and is blamed for Sheriff Ben Bronte's killing, forcing him into a dangerous desert pursuit.
The guilt-ridden protagonist haunted by his past mistake of fatally striking a girl named Molly while drunk driving. His mental instability leads him to hallucinate a revenge plot involving his girlfriend Dawn and the Franklin family, culminating in a fatal chase and his eventual death by truck.
Bob is the Ryan children's father and a Marineland employee who works for Winston in the first film. After signing land-use rights without knowing they would enable an illegal chemical plant, he confronts Winston, quits, and helps expose the scheme. In the sequel, he works with his children at Marineland and helps rescue two stranded girls.
A member of the Austin family, whose home becomes a refuge for the lost, amnesiac Robo-Dog.
Josh is a member of Valerie's family and the father figure in the family's Christmas conflict. After a snow-related delay, he returns with the children carrying a glowing snow globe that brings them to the North Pole. He acknowledges taking his frustration out on Valerie and promises to support his family as they help save Christmas.
A supporting character connected to the Andrews family and the central action.
The client for Eve's Los Angeles event proposal. He is impressed by her Golden Age of Los Angeles concept and later assures her that he loves the idea and respects her hard work.
Patrick Muldoon has 85 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Bernie the Dolphin Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Starship Troopers, Dirty Hands, Deadlock. 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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