Member of Biff's 1955 gang known for wearing thick glasses.
A 1955 high school bully and friend of Biff.
Billy Tessio is Vern's older brother and one of the people connected to the discovery of the missing boy's body. He discusses the discovery with Charlie and refuses to notify police because doing so would expose their use of a stolen car. His conversation indirectly gives Vern the information that starts the boys' journey.
Regulator member who marries in Mexico and seeks a quieter life.
The Boss's arrogant son and a boxer. He torments the new workers, attacks Lennie, loses his hand, and later leads a vengeful lynch mob after his wife is murdered.
Cash is V's drug-dealing pimp and the person whose car carries V and the boys back to Middleton. He has been skimming money intended for Waltzer, lies that V took it, and is murdered by Waltzer. The stolen money remains hidden in his car and later changes V's future.
Roger Despard is Michael Ryan's best friend. When Michael receives an anonymous love letter, Roger suggests that Deborah Anne Fimple may have sent it, reinforcing Michael's infatuation with the class beauty. His advice helps initiate the chain of mistaken identities and romantic misunderstandings surrounding the letters.
Wildman is a platoon-mate whose chronic screw-ups initially make him an unlikely soldier. With Jackie Willow's instruction, he learns soldiering, serves in Vietnam as an effective combat infantryman, earns the Medal of Honor for heroism, returns as a sergeant, and attends Jackie's funeral.
An escaped Texas convict living in Denver under the alias Mark Taylor, Hutchinson works as a car mechanic while committing robberies and other crimes. He begins a relationship with Roxanne without revealing his past, then robs the credit union where Tammie works. During his escape he kills Detective Wallis, takes Laurienti hostage, and is shot dead by police.
Michael is Gloria's half-witted brother and one of the people involved in the planned ransom exchange. He is expected to trade with Carl's group, alongside his associate Wheeler, for the earrings Gloria wears, which secretly contain holographic plans for a confidential NASA space program.
Joe's dissolute half-brother involved in marijuana smuggling. Recruits Joe and brings Donna and Noelle on a boat trip to settle a debt. His murder by associates triggers the main survival plot, forcing the trio to flee to an island.
A villain with respiratory-themed powers or weapons, posing a threat to the city.
Casey Siemaszko has 53 screen credits in a career dating back to 1979. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Back to the Future with 2 titles. Signature works include Back to the Future Part II, Stand by Me, Young Guns. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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