Leads three Humvees detached from the convoy to transport the injured Blackburn back to the UN-held Mogadishu Airport.
The middleman who hired Bobo and Blanchard to kill Hank Greely on Morel's behalf. Bobo tracks him down to a Turkish bathhouse for interrogation. Ronnie attempts to kill Bobo but is ultimately killed in the ensuing struggle.
Twin brothers and main antagonists. Vincent hides facial disfigurement with a wax mask and kills victims to sculpt realistic wax figures. Bo manipulates Vincent, assists in murders, and chases survivors. Both are killed by the protagonists during the museum fire.
SWAT team member with initial tension to Street due to past relationship with Street's ex-girlfriend.
A corrupt FBI agent secretly working for crime boss John Cortland. He orchestrates Ball's murder, takes Sharp's estranged daughter hostage, and flees with a money bag before being cornered and captured by Sharp at the border.
Detective Ortega investigates missing women whose arrest records connect them to Tate, discovering that twelve of twenty such arrests were made by him. Ortega becomes convinced that Tate is responsible and remains certain of his guilt even after DNA evidence prevents the detectives from charging him.
SGT Ray Dunbar appears to return from the jungle carrying 2LT Levi Kendall and kills SGT Mueller in apparent self-defense. He refuses to cooperate with CPT Julie Osborne and is later exposed as Pike using stolen identification. His apparent survival story is part of the staged operation surrounding Nathan West.
Jake's loyal partner and a core member of the con artist crew. Helps execute the deception against a crime boss and a rival bank owner. Reunites with the group at the end to celebrate their successful five-way split of the stolen funds.
Mike D is the person who brings Morris to the recovery house when Morris is drunk, distressed, and struggling with a dog. His intervention places Morris inside the recovery program and begins the process of confronting his behavior. Although the synopsis gives him limited action afterward, he is directly connected to Morris’s entry into the house.
Character appearing in background scenes.
Brad is one of the friends who treats dating as a competition and openly discusses seduction, manipulation, and closing romantic encounters. He has also been seeing Mia, but rejects Jonathan's belief that she loves him and argues against Jonathan's plan to propose, eventually becoming involved in their physical confrontation.
Frank is Butter's father, a former football captain who has become distant and disillusioned after a freak accident injured his eye. Although the family relationship is strained while Butter is struggling, Frank and the rest of the family grow closer to him after his hospitalization and recovery, becoming more emotionally supportive.
Brian Van Holt has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Den of Thieves with 1 titles. Signature works include Bullet to the Head, Den of Thieves, House of Wax. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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