Same character as Brad Whitaker, referred to by first name in sequel.
Gru's childhood rival who returns for revenge in DM4.
Genius alien supervillain who becomes a reluctant superhero after faking Metro Man's death.
Mild-mannered radio executive striving to be a perfect stepfather.
Tyrannical corporate ruler obsessed with order and perfection.
Allen Gamble is a mild-mannered NYPD detective and forensic accountant partnered with Terry Hoitz. He initially focuses on a scaffolding permit violation, then uncovers a conspiracy involving stolen pension funds, mercenaries, and a planned transfer. His investigation drives the case, while his suppressed alter ego, Gator, strains his relationship with Sheila.
Overattentive Atlanta widower and CEO of Delta Air Lines. He books a Georgia inn for his daughter's wedding, clashes and eventually bonds with Margot, interferes with rival ceremonies out of jealousy, and proposes to Margot by Thanksgiving.
Eccentric and ruthless fashion designer who plots to assassinate political figures.
A 39-year-old immature adult living with his divorced mother, Nancy. Initially clashes with stepbrother Dale over trivial matters, but they eventually bond over music and launch an entertainment business. After moving out and maturing independently, he reconciles with Dale, manages a corporate event, and delivers a musical performance that reunites his parents. He later pursues a romance with his therapist, Denise, and co-runs his business with Dale.
Terry is the host of Can't Stop the Quiz and Anne's longtime television idol. He welcomes her onto the program, comforts her during a stressful commercial break, and later tells off Ron during his on-camera meltdown after Anne wins the competition.
Hedge fund manager and Alissa's fiancée falsely convicted of embezzlement by his boss. He hires Darnell Lewis to train him for prison, eventually uncovers the conspiracy, exposes his employer, and serves a reduced sentence while assisting the FBI.
Mitch's wild and impulsive best friend whose reckless behavior strains his new marriage. After divorcing his wife, he moves in with Mitch and becomes the chaotic leader of their makeshift fraternity, notably defeating a famous political commentator in a debate and recovering crucial evidence to save the organization.
Will Ferrell has 247 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Daddy's Home with 2 titles. Signature works include Daddy's Home 2, Despicable Me 4, Megamind. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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