Scientist who mutates into the Leader after exposure to Hulk's blood.
Scientist exposed to Hulk blood, gains super intelligence.
Vice President overseeing national security protocols.
Gideon is the prison warden who provides Anderton with information about a murder that disappeared from the official record. His knowledge helps Anderton connect the missing evidence to the larger conspiracy surrounding the precogs and Precrime, making him a minor but useful source during Anderton’s investigation.
Tech-savvy character or modern protagonist facing digital horror.
Medical or scientific professional assisting with team diagnostics or research.
Law enforcement officer handling local incidents.
A convicted felon whose coerced and contradictory testimony was used to secure McMillian's wrongful conviction. Under Stevenson's pressure, he admits to police coercion and recants his statement on the stand.
CIA Director who recruits Vail for the journalist murder case. He removes Vail due to police complications, orders Kate to deliver the ransom, and later covers for Vail after the final shootout while recovering Radek's leaked documents.
Delmar is Everett’s fellow escapee and one of the three men traveling together after leaving the chain gang. He is baptized with Pete, believes the women transformed Pete into a frog, and later helps Everett and Pete perform with Tommy. His loyalty and simple faith provide a comic counterpoint to Everett’s schemes.
Counselor at Camp Green Lake who openly mocks and mistreats the inmates, particularly Zero. He is later revealed to be an impostor not actually a medical professional. He participates in the warden's treasure hunt and is arrested alongside Mr. Sir when the operation is uncovered.
A powerful local fishery owner and Virginia's husband. He secretly hires a hitman to kill his wife to be with his mistress, Deborah. When he discovers Virginia is already dead and the money is missing, he is threatened by the hitman. He later investigates Keith and is shot dead by Keith's mother.
Tim Blake Nelson has 121 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently MCU with 2 titles. Signature works include The Incredible Hulk, Captain America: Brave New World, Angel Has Fallen. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q515095), public domain (CC0).
