Actor appearing as himself.
Brief cameo appearance in Cannonball Run II, part of the race field.
Ray Vargo is the local mafia boss and Louise Vargo's father. After Handsome Frank is killed, he and Sonny Valerio decide that Ghost Dog must be eliminated to avoid consequences for the murder. Ghost Dog later invades his mansion and kills him and nearly everyone there.
Luis Comacho leads the criminal group opposing Tony Luna and Eddie Cusack. He directs the retaliation that destroys Tony Luna's family, participates in Diana Luna's abduction, and captures Eddie while demanding Tony's surrender. Eddie later attacks his hideout, defeats him, and kills him while rescuing Diana.
A North Korean agent who posed as a guide for Shaw's platoon during the war. He later appears at Shaw's apartment seeking work and becomes his valet and cook, prompting Marco to recognize him.
Billy Score is a drug-addicted killer and the younger brother of Victor Scorelli. Acting on Victor's orders, he mistakenly shoots the woman in Domino's apartment, later kills Victor during an argument, and battles the police through the Westin. Seriously wounded, he refuses surrender and is finally shot by Tom Sharky.
The tyrannical High Priest and true ruler of the Lost City, whose oppressive regime is overthrown when his attacking forces are melted into gold statues during a lightning storm.
One of the four outlaws who escapes and visits John Butler's house to retrieve a sack of coins. When confronted by Douglass, his explanation that he took the bag from Butler leads Douglass to realize the true identity of his wife's murderer.
Police officer or detective assisting in the first film's investigation.
A hot-headed and violent outlaw in Frank Usher's gang who kills the station manager and is later shot by Brennan.
Kua-Ko is Runi's son, educated by missionaries and able to speak English. He befriends Abel while describing the tribe's fear of Rima, but Abel discovers that Kua-Ko killed his own brother and blamed her. He leads the pursuit, burns the tree where Rima hides, and dies fighting Abel in a stream.
Exiled Earth native turned Draconian strategist. He initially returns Buck to Earth but secretly facilitates the invasion tracking, surviving the flagship's destruction to vow revenge.
Henry Silva has 105 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently The Milieu Trilogy with 2 titles. Signature works include Above the Law, Code of Silence, Sharky's Machine. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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