A relentless law enforcement officer driven by a personal mission to rescue his kidnapped daughter. He infiltrates the killer's territory, clashes with hired mercenaries, assists victims, and ultimately sacrifices himself when confronting Havoc.
A character resembling Charles Bronson who struggles with holding a gun and delivers a stiff performance. His role is central to the film's critiques regarding acting and gun handling.
Mick seeks the death benefit owed under his deceased brother’s contract but becomes involved in an investigation and is sent to Pleasant Hill prison as a potential informant. He resists pressure from authorities and prison criminals while trying to survive the prison escape and assault.
Peter Juhasz is a quiet, disciplined gardener employed by Lauren and her family. A former war serviceman who avoids discussing his past, he becomes protective when armed criminals invade the home, rescuing Lauren, helping Justin escape, and directing Hannah toward safety before confronting the attackers alone.
A priest who investigates the strange behavior of the family’s housekeeper and leads prayers to drive out what he believes is a demonic force. Though others question his judgment, he explains that a terrifying past encounter convinced him the Devil is real. He returns to confront the presence and urges Rebecca to escape through a hidden passage.
Robert Bronzi has 15 screen credits in a career dating back to 2017. Their work is anchored in the Playing with Dolls Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Cry Havoc, Once Upon a Time in Deadwood, Tales of Bronzi. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
