Minor character appearing in a brief scene.
Earl is one of Rasputia’s three muscular older brothers and part of the family business controlling construction and intimidation in town. He helps pressure Deion into the strip-club scheme, assists in deceiving Norbit and Kate, and later attacks Norbit with the other brothers after their plan is exposed and ruined.
LAPD sergeant involved in unit operations
Ray's longtime friend and manager. He is ultimately fired by Ray after being caught stealing.
A mercenary in Hanover's crew who panics during the creature attack and accidentally kills the hiding passengers along with Mulligan. He is later seized by a creature and kills himself by detonating a grenade rather than be consumed alive.
Relative of Sharane, part of the friend network.
Law enforcement officer.
Day-Day's former record store boss, quick-tempered and easily frustrated by employees.
Hot-tempered record shop owner who frequently clashes with Day-Day and Roach.
The stepfather of the teen protagonists and a key betrayer of Jimmy Bones. He sold out Jimmy for money and allowed drugs into the neighborhood. After being dragged away by Jimmy, he begs for mercy but is ultimately condemned to hell by Patrick.
Joshua Valentine is Sugar's father, remembered with admiration by Lance. Lance tells Sugar that he sometimes reminds him of Joshua, making Joshua an important part of Sugar's personal history and suggesting that his father's reputation influences how others understand Sugar.
Saint is a major drug dealer in Los Angeles whose criminal empire becomes the target of Tully's investigation and later Kool's takeover. After Moe reveals information and Pee Wee betrays Kool, Saint leads his men to the warehouse for a final confrontation. He participates in the shootout, shoots C-Dawg, and is ultimately killed by Kool.
Clifton Powell has 201 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently Da Block Party Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Norbit, Ray, 5K1. 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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