Journalist bonded with alien symbiote, appears in multiverse
The team's forger, capable of expertly mimicking the appearance, voice, and personality of others within the dream. He impersonates Robert Fischer's godfather to psychologically guide him toward planting the inception idea.
Former MFP officer turned lone wanderer surviving the post-apocalyptic wasteland.
Brutal mercenary leader who physically and psychologically breaks Batman.
Investigative journalist bonded with an alien symbiote, fighting as a lethal protector.
A private in Easy Company depicted in the series as part of the unit's ensemble during its World War II campaigns, from the airborne operations in Europe through the end of the war.
A greedy trapper who betrays Hugh Glass by attempting to murder him and killing Hawk. He steals from the fort, lies to Captain Henry, and flees, only to be cornered and killed by the Arikara chief Elk Dog.
Farrier is a Royal Air Force Spitfire pilot providing air cover over Dunkirk. After his fuel gauge is damaged, he continues fighting despite not knowing his remaining fuel, destroys attacking aircraft, lands beyond the perimeter, and is captured after disabling his aircraft.
James Keziah Delaney is the narrative center of the series, an adventurer and businessman who returns to England in 1814 after spending twelve years in Africa. Following his father's death, he becomes involved in London's political and business corruption, including conflicts surrounding the East India Company, while navigating criminal interests and the social misery of the period.
A homicide detective estranged from his family and working as a confidential informant for real estate tycoon Lawrence Beaumont. He partners with rookie Ellie to track down Charlie and Mia after they are framed for murder. Despite past conflicts with the narcotics squad, he eventually protects the fugitives, uncovers the conspiracy involving Vincent and Ching, and sacrifices himself to save them, leaving his fate uncertain.
Twin brothers who dominate London's criminal underworld in the 1960s. Reggie is the restrained, strategic leader, while Ron suffers from paranoid schizophrenia and exhibits extreme violence. Their partnership faces internal conflict and external police pressure, ultimately leading to their imprisonment for murder.
Bob is the quiet bartender at a Brooklyn bar controlled by the Chechen mafia and run by his cousin, Cousin Marv. He rescues an abused puppy, grows close to Nadia, handles the stolen money crisis, and ultimately kills Eric Deeds to protect Nadia. His concealed role in two disappearances is suspected by Detective Torres.
Tom Hardy has 89 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Mad Max with 2 titles. Signature works include MobLand, Inception, Mad Max: Fury Road. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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