Military general and government official who oversees superhero regulation.
Military general who pursues Hulk and later becomes President of the United States.
A scientist and Patty Hewes' former lover, as well as the father of her son, Michael. He recruits Patty to represent him in a conspiracy case against a major energy corporation. Their complicated past, involving Patty's past unethical exploitation of their relationship during Michael's childhood, heavily influences the season's events.
A government official who oversees the Avengers and enforces the Sokovia Accords.
U.S. Secretary of State.
Military general obsessed with capturing the Hulk.
Professor Hobby is David's creator and the scientist behind his ability to love. He explains that David's emotional capacity, dreaming, and determination demonstrate human-like qualities, but David is distressed when Hobby reveals that copies of him are being produced.
An elder and the village's founder, formerly a history professor. He recruits grief-stricken individuals to live in isolation. He confesses to Ivy that the elders disguise themselves as monsters to trap villagers. His family's wealth funds the reserve, and he comforts Noah's parents to maintain the farce.
Inspector Frank Bumstead investigates a series of murdered prostitutes and initially identifies John Murdoch as a suspect. Although he later believes Murdoch is probably innocent, he remains determined to uncover the truth about the city's unnatural conditions. He confronts Schreber, travels with Murdoch toward Shell Beach, and dies after falling into space during the struggle.
One of McCandless's parents, who becomes increasingly anxious after McCandless secretly leaves home and stops communicating with his family.
Historical regent and loyal knight who serves the English crown during King Richard's absence.
Tom's brother and a powerful crime boss. He demands Tom return to Philadelphia, threatening to invade Indiana. After learning Tom's past actions caused Richie financial penalties, Richie orders his men to kill Tom. Tom escapes, kills Richie's remaining henchman, and ultimately kills Richie himself.
William Hurt has 114 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently MCU with 5 titles. Signature works include The Incredible Hulk, Black Widow, A.I. Artificial Intelligence. 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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