Reporter investigating Tetravaal's corporate practices.
San Francisco Police Department officer.
An academic instructor at Washington State University who teaches literature courses.
Coordinator routing emergency response units.
Medical specialist attempting to treat Max's radiation.
Law enforcement officer investigating Milo's disappearance and death.
Ben's father has made failed inventions that put the family home at risk, including one that punches a hole in the wall and reveals the baseball card. At the hotel, he presents his new iGotit invention on a game show and wins the cash prize, solving the family's financial problem.
Clergyman providing spiritual guidance or counseling.
Court official presiding over forgery and murder trials.
Family doctor in the 2007 sequel who examines young Tommy and interacts with his mother.
Peter announces the company contest offering a first-class ticket, a cover story, and a permanent place on the travel-writing team. Later, he tells Alex he expects her article to focus on Cole and argues that access to Cole could make the story a strong cover contender, despite Alex's objection.
Jacobs recognizes Sarah’s talent while she is preparing a hotel lobby for Christmas and praises the quality of her work. After a merger, Jacobs offers her the opportunity to become chief designer for an entire hotel chain, strengthening the professional future Sarah may leave behind for her hometown romance.
Chris Shields has 80 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently Merry Liddle Christmas Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Chappie, The BFG, Lola Dust. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
