Local resident or official.
Correctional officer monitoring inmates and security at the prison.
Local resident or worker who crosses paths with Jerry, possibly noticing inconsistencies.
Official overseeing the baseball league.
Court official presiding over Banner's trial. Maintains legal order and delivers verdicts.
Supporting character in Dance of the Dead. A resident or rebel in the settlement.
Raymond is the elderly owner of Brunel Global Securities and the grandfather of David, the company's heir apparent. He opposes the planned merger that Victor believes could resolve his financial problems. Victor murders Raymond, attempting to make the death appear natural, so he can move ahead with the deal.
Al Sims shows Bill an apple-peeling device and enthusiastically talks about electric appliances and the future. When Bill admits that his former work was robbing stagecoaches, Al's conversation contrasts with the ordinary life Bill hopes to build. Bill gives the machine to Jenny, but the plot does not establish further involvement for Al.
Sonny LaFramboise is involved in organizing the local dog race. When Jesse tries to enter the wolf, Sonny initially refuses because the event is supposedly restricted to dogs. After John cites an older bylaw permitting dogs and wolves under certain conditions, Sonny and the organizers reluctantly allow the entry.
Background figure with no specific dialogue or plot impact.
Don MacKay has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently The Sandlot with 1 titles. Signature works include School of Life, Chupacabra, Dead Wrong. 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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