Singer appearing as himself.
Academic expert in explosives.
Cameo appearance playing a fictionalized version of themselves
Famous singer who becomes infatuated with Ellen in Vegas.
Local figure connected to the fight club or community events.
Voice actor for a minor character in the collection.
A ruthless record executive who profits from bootlegging music. He murders rock star Bobby Black and shock-jock Johnny Crunch when they demand higher payouts for their involvement in his illegal CD piracy scheme. He is ultimately killed by Fairlane using a flammable milkshake and a lit cigarette.
August Gurino is a mob boss whose money was skimmed by Al Chambers. His threat drives Chambers to recover the missing million dollars, and he orders David Eckhart to kill Chambers and his wife after the money dispute escalates. Gurino remains the criminal authority behind the recovery operation.
Celebrity singer present during Las Vegas events.
Protagonist and migrant worker who flees after being falsely accused of car theft following his passenger Jerry Taggart's fatal crash. He finds refuge at a blind camp, working as a handyman and bonding with orphaned children. He is later arrested but exonerated when Wilfred Bashford provides an alibi.
Jackie Chrome is a talent agent whom Gus persuades to watch Marty Malt perform. Initially unimpressed, Jackie later recognizes the commercial potential of a genuine three-armed comic and rebrands Marty for the stage. Jackie manages the act, reacts angrily when the arm vanishes, and eventually agrees to tell Dirk Delta the truth.
Wayne Newton has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1959. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Sharknado with 1 titles. Signature works include Licence to Kill, The Adventures of Ford Fairlane, 80 Steps to Jonah. 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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