Ensemble performer in collegiate singing competitions.
Group of former Treblemakers led by Bumper Allen, featured in the second film.
Nate is the central figure in the Parker family’s chaotic journey from New York to Florida and later across several locations. He causes professional trouble, hides ulterior motives, faces interrogation over unspecified crimes, and eventually disappears from the grid while his wife and children remain tied to his unstable life.
Interpol Agent Bick investigates the stolen Seurat and questions Nicky Calhoun with assistance from Samuel Winter. Bick and Samuel Winter identify Crunch Calhoun at the airport after the team reunites, while the investigation continues alongside the crew's book theft and forgery plans.
Bad Santa #2 is one of the two intoxicated, pub-crawling men wearing Santa costumes who attack Ethan after a confrontation. The beating occurs while Ethan is already distressed by the conflict with his friends, making the night more painful before the trio eventually reconciles.
Cameron Renner is the father in the family where Sam works as a nanny. While grieving his wife’s death and drinking heavily, he sexually assaults Sam after she rejects his advances. Sam reports him, and he is convicted at trial and sentenced to five years in prison.
Comedic side character in the sequel.
Journalist reporting on the team's rise
A hotel bartender contributing to the Plaza's adult social environment.
Nuts is Duke's hot-tempered son and a former boxing hopeful whose career has stalled. After hearing that his weakened heart could fail suddenly, he nevertheless attempts to return to boxing and is matched against a powerful young fighter. His decision reflects the brothers' struggle to confront the diagnosis while trying to reclaim control over their damaged lives.
Edward's son and Mia's twin, Victor is a cocaine addict. He uses a pillow to suffocate Pierce, mistaking him for Daniel, after Pierce has tried to attack Daniel. Victor later joins Mia in calling Daniel to tea and dies in the fire at the family mansion.
A young man in church.
Jason Jones has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Pitch Perfect with 2 titles. Signature works include The Detour, I Used to Be Funny, The Art of the Steal. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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