Uncredited vocal extras representing panicked beach crowds.
Mad scientist monster toy with unpredictable combat tactics.
Law enforcement officer who impounds Neal and Del's burnt car on Thanksgiving Day because it is deemed unroadworthy, forcing them to seek alternative transportation.
One of six invited guests with government connections. He draws lots for pairs during the search and is targeted by the blackmailer along with the others.
Psychiatrist who previously treated Bruce Wayne and analyzes his return.
Phillip is Nick's boss and the man Nick mistakenly believes is having an affair with Ann. Nick uses his knowledge of Phillip's office and safe to plan a revenge robbery, damages Phillip's prized statue, and later learns that Phillip is reviewing the security footage.
Owner of the Cirque de Sarousch and the main antagonist. He runs a theft ring disguised as a circus troupe, manipulates Madellaine to infiltrate Quasimodo's life, steals Notre Dame's bell La Fidèle, and takes Zephyr hostage in the catacombs before being arrested and sentenced to life in prison.
Lead vocalist and guitarist. Initially co-manages the band with his girlfriend Jeanine, sidelining Nigel. Considers disbanding but ultimately invites Nigel back for the final gig. In the sequel, produces true-crime podcasts and on-hold music. Falsely accuses Nigel of an affair with Jeanine before reconciling.
Argyle is Sunny Starscout's father, who teaches her about the old Equestria where earth ponies, pegasi, and unicorns lived in harmony. His stories shape Sunny's belief that the races can reconcile. A lamp he made for her contains the third crystal, providing the key to restoring magic.
Stefan Vanderhoof is part of a flamboyant gay couple who are devoted to their Shih Tzu and certain that she can win the competition. He and Scott Donlan share an enthusiasm for classic films, mock Christy Cummings affectionately, and remain welcoming toward the other contestants. Afterward, Stefan helps design a calendar placing Shih Tzus in scenes inspired by famous movies.
Psychiatrist who previously treated Bruce Wayne and analyzes his return.
Voice actor for a forest bird.
Michael McKean has 195 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently This Is Spinal Tap Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Planes, Trains and Automobiles, This Is Spinal Tap, Clue. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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