A Secret Service agent nearing retirement, Jim Hart stakes out the desert warehouse used by Rick Masters. Masters and Jack kill him during the surveillance, and his death becomes the central motive for Richard Chance's obsessive and increasingly reckless pursuit of Masters.
Local rancher or miner, involved in the territorial disputes and mine operations.
Humanoid tomato character or tomato-themed individual.
Jerry is the Dixons' neighbor who offers to teach Jeanne to become an artist and to help with family counseling. His apparent emotional support proves self-serving when he comments on Jeanne's breasts, revealing romantic or sexual intentions rather than genuine concern for Jeanne and her family.
Mother is the returning leader of the Angels, a motorcycle gang whose rival Hotdoggers had severely beaten him. He quickly reclaims leadership and his relationship with Marlene from Fingers, then helps lead the Angels' revenge. After leaving the group during an argument, he rejoins the fight at the mine, runs down the Hotdogger leader, and ultimately fights Fingers over control of the gang.
Mr. Busta is a real estate pyramid schemer who employs Ed as a recruiter for expensive seminars. He reports his loaned car stolen when Ed takes it, then pursues Rubin and Ed after they disrupt his headquarters seminar. His chase ends when he collides with police seeking to arrest him for stealing his own car.
Michael Greene has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Gunsmoke Movie Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Eve of Destruction, Lost in America, Naked Angels. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
