Stanley is the apartment building's overbearing landlord and Helen's husband. He initially refuses to allow unmarried men and women to live together, but permits Jack to move in after Janet claims that Jack is homosexual, remaining unaware of the truth.
Captain Baker is an SFPD captain who assists Walter Chalmers during the dispute over Ross's custody. He is present when Chalmers serves Bullitt and Delgetti with a writ of habeas corpus and joins the officials examining the passport applications. His role connects the department's authority to Chalmers's effort to control the investigation.
The owner of The Sensation tabloid and father to Gil Turner. He commissions the Transylvania investigation after receiving a mysterious videotape and threatens his writers with termination if they fail.
Police official involved in the law enforcement response to the series of syndicate killings and the detective's investigation.
Ground staff assisting with emergency response.
Senior Non-Commissioned Officer providing critical tactical support and troop management, assisting Clemons in maintaining order among the exhausted survivors.
Government agent captured by the Dragon Lady in Hong Kong.
Larry helps Buddy search for a surrogate by assisting with the interviews Buddy arranges. He is part of Buddy's support in the effort to find someone to bear the child Buddy wants, although the plot summary gives no further details about Larry's personal life or relationship with the other characters.
One of Harry Simmons's two associates in the jewel theft and attempted escape to Mexico. He joins Harry and Charlie in renting a boat despite the trio's inability to sail, and he repeatedly helps try to recover their jewel-filled picnic hamper after it falls overboard.
Teenager caught in the aftermath of the initial C.H.U.D. release.
Ray is the owner of Rock Bottom, the club where Angel and the other dancers work. After Cody wins amateur night despite her limited dancing ability, Ray offers her a job, unknowingly helping her continue her undercover investigation. His decision to dismiss Cinnamon because of her pill addiction also forms part of the events surrounding the murders.
The mayor becomes involved after Lester returns to the station and people are shocked to learn that an orphan lives there. He makes a deal with Lester: Lester may run a business in the station and win money for the city, provided it is meant for schools, sanitation, and social services. Lester later withdraws when he learns the money will go to the banks.
Norman Fell has 90 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently C.H.U.D. Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Graduate, The Boneyard, You're Driving Me Crazy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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