Bob Martin is a TV reporter who approaches Peter Benton on shore after the shark has been destroyed and asks him for a comment. Benton responds by punching him before leaving in a car, making Martin part of the film's brief closing confrontation with the surviving protagonist.
Cristina’s first client is one of the earliest people she encounters after advertising herself as a masseuse. He criticizes her technique and appearance while offering unsolicited advice, emphasizing her inexperience and the demanding, judgmental nature of the customers she attracts as her work begins.
The commissioner in charge of investigating the murders linked to Don Scalise and Don Marchesi. He persuades Federici's widow to testify after Scalise's hitmen threaten her by killing her grandson. Despite setbacks, he pursues the case, survives an assassination attempt by Johnny and Turi, and arrests Scalise using documents from Marchesi's safe.
A taxi driver who promises to help Susy and Angela sell the recovered ring. He accompanies them on their search for a buyer, ultimately leading them to the fraudulent transaction at Destino's party.
Psychotic mercenary and explosives expert who joins the guerrilla resistance.
Scorpion is a dangerous and highly capable fighter who becomes the Templars' main target after humiliating them in combat. Even when injured, he remains determined to resist them. He keeps his distance from the caravan linked to Father Moses because he believes his presence would draw the Templars toward the group.
Giancarlo Prete has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Their work is anchored in the The Bronx Warriors Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Ladyhawke, The Last Blood, The New Barbarians. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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