D. B. Sweeney

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Characters played by D. B. Sweeney

Sitka — Brother Bear (2003)

Kenai and Denahi's eldest brother whose spirit guides them.

Captain Michaels — Protector (2026)

The police captain who authorizes lethal force during the operation against Nikki. After the operation is halted publicly, he secretly orders it to continue and directs that the cameras be turned off.

Aladar — Dinosaur (2000)

An orphaned dinosaur raised by Plio's lemur family, Aladar becomes the story's central protector and moral leader. He joins the refugee herd, saves it by finding buried water, resists Kron's cruelty, defeats the pursuing predator, and ultimately leads the survivors to safety with Neera.

Terry Fitzgerald — Spawn (1997)

Simmons' best friend, now married to Wanda and stepfather to Cyan. He attempts to expose Wynn's crimes by sending an incriminating email to a newsman, which triggers Wynn to take Wanda and Cyan hostage during the climax.

Travis Walton — Fire in the Sky (1993)

A logger who is struck by an alien beam and abducted, later returning five days later severely traumatized and dehydrated. He becomes the central figure of a police investigation and a media sensation.

Bernie — Heist (2015)

The civilian bus driver forced into the heist getaway. He initially follows Vaughn's orders to crash through police blocks and later suggests a hostage negotiation strategy to save the passengers.

Dish Boggett — Lonesome Dove (1989)

A top cowhand in Call and Gus's cattle outfit, Dish is physically abused by a cavalry scout when the group resists losing its horses. Call intervenes violently to protect him and Newt. Later, Dish lives near Clara with July and Lorie, remaining devoted to Lorie even though she does not return his feelings.

Doug Dorsey — The Cutting Edge (1992)

Olympic gold medalist figure skater and devoted father.

Benjy Taylor — No Man's Land (1987)

A 22-year-old San Diego officer who infiltrates a Porsche garage as mechanic Billy Ayles to investigate a theft ring. He gains Ted's trust, dates Ann, uncovers a rival syndicate, and survives a warehouse ambush. After discovering his own lieutenant has been killed by Ted, Benjy confronts and kills him.

Phil Lowenthal — Memphis Belle (1990)

The navigator who faces intense pre-mission anxiety and turns to alcohol, convinced the final mission is a suicide run. He vocalizes his fear of dying, requiring his bombardier to intervene and sober him up before takeoff.

Ken Robertson — Extraction (2015)

A senior CIA official and Harry's mentor who rescued Harry as a child. He is secretly the CIA mole who sold Leonard's information, ordered Kate's death, and attempted to assassinate Harry. He fatally shoots Leonard but is later killed in a car crash by Harry.

John Galt — Atlas Shrugged: Part II (2012)

Mysterious engineer and philosopher whose disappearance triggers the societal collapse and eventual rebellion.

Career Overview

D. B. Sweeney has 88 screen credits in a career dating back to 1985. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently The Boxcar Children Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Brother Bear, Protector, Taken 2. 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
88
Birth Date
1961-11-14
Birth Place
Shoreham, Long Island, New York, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 6 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q668925), public domain (CC0).