Manager of the cinema where gremlins cause chaos in the sequel.
Political figure in L.A.
British host father welcoming Griswolds.
Local official dealing with the resort crisis in 1978.
Scientist or doctor offering money for the Munchie specimen.
A professor who, at a Greek society committee meeting, recalls the hazing ritual 22 years earlier that led to Allan's death by guillotine. He later visits Pratt House to inspect it and is electrocuted by an unseen assailant in the basement.
Medical professional who maintains the Frankenstein identity and replaces drivers after crashes.
A club official or authority figure involved in the scholarship or caddie program.
Family relative who provides comedic or narrative support in the film.
A frugal wine snob and former shop employee who, after being fired, partners with his wife Mary to murder wealthy sexual deviants for money. He handles the killings with a frying pan, later grows suspicious of his partner Raoul, and ultimately orchestrates the deaths of partygoers to secure funds for their dream restaurant.
Business owner or location manager relevant to the plot.
The Older Man is part of a wealthy older couple who attend the Jabberjaw looking for art by new talent. The couple's interest reflects the cafe's market for emerging artists, though the plot summary gives him no individual actions or direct interaction with Walter.
Paul Bartel has 115 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 16 cinematic universes — most prominently Hard Time Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Cannonball, Death Race 2000, Lust in the Dust. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 16 universes
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