Motorist who gives Jack a ride to intercept the speeding bus.
Man captured in Jigsaw's house in Saw II
Community activist organizing parent protests against violence.
Crave Club bouncer who harasses Nomi and choreographs her routines.
Wealthy motorist who drives Jack to the bus, later appears on the cruise.
A contract hitman sent to kill Casey. Casey manages to subdue and tie him up in the garage, where he remains bound for most of the night.
Caine's incarcerated uncle figure and his father's former business partner. Serving a life sentence, he serves as a moral compass during Caine's visit, urging him to abandon his criminal lifestyle and become a positive father figure for Ronnie's son.
A controversial and influential rapper whose anti-police lyrics and activism sparked widespread protests against the LAPD. His brutal murder by corrupt officers Steckler and Engelman serves as a key catalyst for the film's central mystery and the eventual citywide unrest.
High Top is a drug dealer pursued by Bob Hodges and Danny McGavin after stealing a motorcycle. The officers chase him until he crashes through a restaurant window and arrest him. In jail, High Top is severely beaten by other inmates and then confesses that Rocket killed the victim whose murder is driving the gang investigation.
Unidentified street enforcer participating in campus raids.
Bobby is a Hoover Street Deuces gang member and the film’s central character. After killing Genie Lamp, he receives a ten-year prison sentence, where he eventually changes his life with help from Ali. Upon release, he rejects gang revenge and tries to save his son Jimmie from repeating his mistakes.
A gang member stationed as a sniper during the standoff. He spots the struggle between Vince and Lucky through a window and fires his rifle, accidentally killing Lucky in the process.
Glenn Plummer has 123 screen credits in a career dating back to 1986. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Showgirls Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Speed, Gifted, Showgirls. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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