Bartok facility staff member.
Briefly appearing character with a comedic name.
The Co-Pilot is aboard the flight when the aircraft collides with a mountain in the Andes. The crash destroys the plane and kills both pilots, leaving the passengers without the crew who might have helped them communicate with rescuers or manage the emergency.
Nick's friend and coworker in the second film, caught in the timeline alteration aftermath.
Forensic professional examining bodies in the 2006 timeline.
Corrupt Bellingham police sergeant working for Chen. Attempts to interrogate Vlad about Shane's whereabouts and leads the armed raid on Vlad's residence before the final confrontation.
Colleague or friend, provides minor plot support and background interaction.
Mr. Grantham is connected to the business pressure surrounding Kaleigh’s newspaper column. His influence contributes to Malcolm’s decision to remove her work, creating the professional setback that sends Kaleigh toward a new column and a different direction in Pineberry.
Elvis is a member of the robbery gang, working with Beevis and their leader, Doc Ross. He takes part in the failed attempt to free the dog from the shelter and later accompanies Ross in searching for the buried money and pursuing the children. His actions make him one of the principal threats to Ken and Kathy as they try to protect Astro.
NSA operative or government official involved in overseeing the Red Scorpions mission.
A minor character in the franchise.
A member of the Cooper family, minor role.
Jerry Wasserman has 125 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently The Wedding Veil Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include I, Robot, Sight Unseen, NYC: Tornado Terror. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
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