Military officer.
A traveler with the mind of an elderly man placed into the body of a teenage athlete. Trevor is wise, calm, and philosophical, often serving as the team's moral compass. He struggles with the challenges of living as a high school student while carrying out future-directed missions.
An operative on Dawson's counterintelligence team. He participates in the surveillance of Sarah Grant and the pursuit of Ash throughout the film, ultimately being apprehended alongside his team leader and others during the final warehouse raid.
Minor character with brief screen time
Keith's son and Alison's brother. Falsely accused of assaulting Sophie and framed for Earl's murder, he goes on the run with Tyler. He hides in the hills until discovered traumatized but alive, eventually reuniting with Alison and visiting their father in prison.
Josh is Jamie’s boyfriend. During a Skype call, Jamie intends to tell him that she may be pregnant but backs out before ending the call. He later comes to the house and is killed by suffocation with a running hose while the attackers film the events.
Danny is Dara's husband and Isabel's father. After Dara's two-year absence, he has started a new relationship with Thérèse, who is seven months pregnant. Dara must work to regain his trust as she attempts to return to family life.
A mechanically inclined teenager and Tom's son, whose initial friction with Chloe serves as a catalyst for the family's eventual unity during the disaster.
A confrontational figure who accuses Nikki of keeping her daughter in the tunnels and risking her being taken into the system. He also demands repayment and pressures Nikki to use drugs before helping her obtain money.
Character in the film portrayed by Jared Abrahamson.
A high-school junior determined to attend Harvard, Alex writes to married couples hoping to find a family before senior year. When his mother's illness and hospitalization leave him without a stable home, he is placed in an orphanage and fights to stay at his school. Suzanne and Jim Bante eventually welcome him permanently, giving him a home and renewed security.
One of the five directionless young adults struggling to find their place in Fort McMurray.
Jared Abrahamson has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 2004. Their work is anchored in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Venom: The Last Dance, Travelers, The Changeling. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
