Police officer assisting in investigations with brief appearances.
Police lieutenant investigating Shaft while navigating gang tensions.
Peter is a fellow executive at Tom Gruneman's company and initially appears to be John Klute's employer and source of information. He is ultimately revealed as the sender of the obscene letters and the killer of Arlyn Page. After attacking Bree and being confronted by Klute, he falls through a window to his death.
A wealthy businessman whose home is targeted in Webster's first burglary. Webster steals both money and files that could ruin Henderling's career, then uses the information to blackmail him. Rather than demand money, Webster asks Henderling to introduce him to high society so he can pursue further robberies among Houston's wealthy.
Police chief in None So Blind.
A supporting character in the 1982 film, likely part of the criminal or agency network.
Coletti betrays Joe and Richie and takes over Falco’s operations after Falco dies. Joe later confronts him and vows revenge for the betrayal that sent him to prison. Coletti’s Italo-American federation draws unwanted attention to the crime families, prompting the mob boss to arrange his assassination at a rally and frame Joe for the murder.
Captain Dorsey is a homicide detective brought to speak with Dr. Spencer by Ralph Larson. He offers to coordinate a discreet police operation and, despite Spencer's objections, the police prepare to monitor the ransom exchange from a distance without alerting the kidnapper. His role is to support the investigation while trying to avoid putting the kidnapped girl at greater risk.
Charles Cioffi has 62 screen credits in a career dating back to 1965. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Kojak Movie Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include All the Right Moves, Shaft, Klute. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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