Minor cameo character with brief screen time.
Voice performer portraying a child or young relative interacting with the Murphy family.
Law enforcement officer visiting Clem's establishment, adding tension to the mob storyline.
Michael Malone is a left-wing filmmaker whose anti-American views lead him to campaign against celebrating the Fourth of July and produce hostile films. After supernatural visits show him slavery, the meaning of freedom, terrorism, and his own death, he renounces his views, changes his filmmaking goals, and supports Josh's military service.
One of the three henchmen chasing Diamond. He falls victim to Owen's canoe booby trap, becoming glued to the seat, and is later incapacitated when the trailer tumbles down the hill.
Minor character with a brief role, part of the roadside encounters Joe experiences.
Michaelson is part of Elliot’s mother’s new family and has an eccentric presence in the household. The summary indicates that Michaelson changed the household after a painful loss, making this character connected to the family’s altered emotional situation. Elliot encounters Michaelson while trying to adjust to his mother’s new life.
A low-level mobster tasked with monitoring the Rimoli hit. He mistakenly hires the two blondes as assassins, pays them to eliminate Hang Wong, and follows them to Niagara Falls to ensure the job is done before being apprehended during the final police action.
The central character, whose erratic behavior, filming of strangers, job loss, and apparent possession drive the story. He moves into a haunted house, investigates supernatural disturbances, and struggles to understand the mark found on his body.
Court official handling legal matters for the protagonists.
A proud Ku Klux Klan member serving time for fraud, Bubba is Leroy's original cellmate at the prison work farm. Though the two share racist beliefs, their routine ends when Bubba chokes on a baked potato and is left permanently impaired. He is then transferred to the psychiatric ward, leaving Leroy's bunk vacant.
Joseph the Jovial, also called Genie Joe, is the genie who emerges from the lamp after Drew's wish and becomes bound to Magic. He explains how the dog found the lamp and why his powers and remaining wishes are limited. With the children, he flees his furious brother; later, he cannot grant Wendell's wish because it belongs to Wendell.
Kevin Farley has 66 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Joe Dirt Series with 2 titles. Signature works include An American Carol, Paranormal Movie, Pickleball. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
