David Moscow

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Characters played by David Moscow

Kyle — Just Married (2003)

Tom's friend who sends a sex toy to the newlyweds during their European honeymoon. His well-intentioned gift inadvertently causes a major electrical blackout at their Alpine hotel, contributing to the couple's comedic travel misadventures.

Young Josh — Big (1988)

The thirteen-year-old version of the protagonist at the film's beginning. He attempts to impress a girl at a carnival but is rejected due to his height, prompting him to use the Zoltar machine and wish to become an adult.

Michael Ellis — Honey (2003)

Video director who exploits Honey, representing industry corruption.

Gordon — Vacancy 2: The First Cut (2008)

Motel manager who orchestrates the snuff film operation and hires Smith.

David Jacobs — Newsies (1992)

David is an intelligent young newsie who joins the Manhattan group with his younger brother Les. Because his injured father has lost his factory job, David sells papers to help support his family. He becomes Jack's closest organizing partner, motivates the discouraged newsies, helps plan the strike, and participates in publishing the Newsie Banner.

Lizard — Riding in Cars with Boys (2001)

Lizard is Ray's friend, and he becomes involved in Beverly's attempt to raise money for college. Two years after Ray leaves, Lizard and Beverly help dry marijuana in her oven so they can sell it and fund her studies in California. Jason reports the activity to Leonard, resulting in Beverly and Fay's arrest.

Deputy Tim Corbin — Borderline Murder (2011)

Tim is a deputy and a former acquaintance of Abby’s. He advises her to file a missing-person report, later takes a report after a residence is ransacked, and receives her message explaining that she is going to the Mexican clinic and has left information to begin a case file.

Davey Bundy — I'll Be Home for Christmas (1988)

The 13-year-old youngest son who secretly hopes the war will last for years so he can be old enough to experience the action firsthand.

Blair Nearing — Nearing Grace (2006)

Blair Nearing is Henry Nearing's older brother. Rather than guiding Henry after their mother's death, Blair detaches from the family and leaves to live as a transient doper. His withdrawal reflects the family's unraveling and leaves Henry with even less support during his difficult transition.

Gil Brickman — Dead Air (2009)

Gil Brickman is a colleague of Logan at the radio station, where the two trade remarks before reports of widespread attacks transform the broadcast. He is among the station staff confronted by the unfolding crisis. The account does not identify any further specific actions or establish whether he is the colleague threatened by the armed intruder.

Adam — White Wolves - A Cry in the Wild II (1993)

One of the five teenagers on the original mountain expedition. Participates in the search for Mr. B and helps ensure the group's safe return.

Tom Holden — River Red (1998)

Tom is Dave’s younger brother, whom Dave protects when their drunken, abusive father is killed. Dave admits to the crime because he believes Tom would face less severe consequences. The account identifies Tom as the younger brother at the center of Dave’s decision, though it gives no further details about Tom’s actions afterward.

Career Overview

David Moscow has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Vacancy with 1 titles. Signature works include Just Married, Big, Honey. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
40
Birth Date
1974-11-14
Birth Place
New York City, New York, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q1175762), public domain (CC0).