A Canadian border liquor shipment bookkeeper captured during a raid. Ness's team persuades him to testify against Capone. He is tragically murdered alongside Oscar Wallace by Frank Nitti in the police station elevator.
Minor associate or gambler involved in the early Joliet con.
School staff member assisting with choir logistics.
Rival player-coach, faces off against Chiefs in violent league games.
Tom and Savannah's abusive father. A successful shrimp boat operator who squandered his earnings on frivolous ventures, plunging the family into poverty. His harsh parenting style is cited as a source of the children's psychological scars.
Gus is a CIA agent assigned to the Canada desk who provides Stuart Smiley with information about Canada. He is later captured with Americans disguised as Canadians while they attempt to destroy a hydroelectric plant, despite insisting that they are Americans, and is eventually seen heading south in a tank.
A store clerk and scoutmaster whose van Max steals. He is initially threatened by Max, later pursues him with the FBI, gets handcuffed to a tree by Palmer, eventually frees himself, subdues Palmer to save Max, and demands a serious conversation with him.
Detective Robert Worzic is the NYPD detective who interrogates the two prank callers about the chaos that led to their arrest. He dismisses their warnings about Ernie Lazarro, focuses on Frank 'Rubberneck' Rizzo, and is later revealed to be taking bribes. He then joins Lazarro's pursuit before being arrested.
Ben Hucklebee is Matt's father and Amos Bellamy's partner in the elaborate deception. He helps invent their supposed feud, accepts the wall and the ban on contact between the young couple, and later joins the plan to end the disagreement without exposing their manipulation.
Historical figure cameo in the sequel, brief appearance.
Brad Sullivan has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1972. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently In the Line of Duty (American) Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Untouchables, The Fantasticks, Bushwhacked. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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