Bob is involved in a confrontation with Schecky Moskowitz aboard the ship and tries to stop him from fighting. His role is tied to the comic escalation around Schecky's temper: rather than driving the larger assassination or escape plot, he acts as an immediate voice of restraint during the surrounding disorder.
Local resident who aids in the town's evacuation.
Lars is the strict counselor brought in to replace Pat during the camp’s harsh transformation. He enforces the punishing regimen and is later tied up in the woods with the other counselors when the campers reclaim Camp Hope. He eventually sides with the campers after facing threats of deportation.
Small-statured character often used for visual comedy and contrast in group scenes.
Bruno is one of the students who torment Lucas. Along with Spike, he subjects Lucas to a humiliating prank in the football team's shower after Lucas joins the team. Later, Bruno begins clapping when Lucas returns to school, leading the hallway to applaud and giving Lucas a public moment of recognition.
Terry's fellow detective and friend who is kidnapped and murdered by the mob.
Don Curran is Will Curran's son. During a fraternity initiation, he accidentally kills David Farmer, and Frank Govers is subsequently framed for the hit-and-run. Don's role in the fatal incident sets off the effort by newcomer Sheriff Ralph Baker and Jo Westlake to find the truth.
Tom Hodges has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Excessive Force Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Going Overboard, Heavyweights, Critters 2. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
