Marc Lawrence

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Characters played by Marc Lawrence

Old Timer — From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

Elderly patron at the Titty Twister in the first film, present during the vampire attack.

Slumber Inc. Attendant — Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

Staff member at the funeral home in Diamonds Are Forever, involved in the diamond smuggling operation.

Rodney — The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)

American gangster who attempts to hire hitman Francisco Scaramanga, triggering the plot of The Man with the Golden Gun.

Erhard — Marathon Man (1976)

Erhard is one of Szell's henchmen who arrives with Janeway at the country house where Babe is holding the group at gunpoint. He attempts to shoot Babe alongside Karl, but Janeway kills both men during the resulting gunfight before the confrontation with Szell continues.

Gold Miner — Custer of the West (1967)

A prospector digging for gold on government property at a military post and defying the officers there. His presence is part of the rush that draws Mulligan's platoon away and brings Custer into conflict with those seeking gold on land connected to the expanding western frontier.

Tommy — This Gun for Hire (1942)

Tommy is Willard Gates's chauffeur and an active accomplice in the attempt to eliminate Ellen Graham. He knocks her unconscious to support a fake suicide, chases Philip Raven during the gas-mask drill, and is knocked out. Raven then disguises himself in Tommy's uniform to confront Gates and Alvin Brewster.

Rupert Stiltskin — Foul Play (1978)

A contract killer known as the Dwarf who is hired by the radical Darrows to assassinate the Pope. He kidnaps Inspector Fergie and later confronts Tony in the archbishop's wine cellar, where he is killed by falling wine shelves in self-defense.

Salvatore Licuti — Thieves and Robbers (1983)

Salvatore Licuti is a powerful criminal whom the investigation identifies as responsible for a murder. Tony Roma may be a key witness against him, but refuses to testify because Licuti’s associates could kill him in prison. Alan Parker and his allies work to bring Licuti to court, although he has not yet been arrested when the excerpt ends.

Torpedo — Super Fuzz (1980)

A local businessman secretly running a counterfeit-money operation, Torpedo works with Rosy and uses henchmen to protect his printing facility aboard the fishing trawler Barracuda. Dave tricks him into revealing its location, and Torpedo later attempts to escape with Rosy and Evelyn before being intercepted.

Ziggy — Key Largo (1948)

Ziggy is Johnny Rocco's criminal contact who arrives after the hurricane to purchase a large quantity of counterfeit money. His arrival completes the gang's business at the hotel, but he leaves separately, and Gaye Dawn later informs Sheriff Ben Wade that Ziggy's gang has been captured.

Cobby — The Asphalt Jungle (1950)

Cobby is a bookie who connects Doc Erwin Riedenschneider with Alonzo D. Emmerich and helps initiate the robbery arrangement. He is secretly paid by Lieutenant Ditrich, but becomes vulnerable when the investigation exposes the criminal network, and Gus Minissi attacks him after his arrest.

The Undertaker — Dream No Evil (1970)

The Undertaker works at the morgue where Timothy MacDonald's body is received as a John Doe. After Grace views the corpse, Timothy seemingly returns to life and murders The Undertaker. This incident becomes the first major sign that Grace's account of her father's return is connected to the film's killings.

Career Overview

Marc Lawrence has 185 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently James Bond with 2 titles. Signature works include Thieves and Robbers, Vacation with a Gangster, Super Fuzz. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
185
Birth Date
1910-02-17
Birth Place
New York City, New York, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 11 universes

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