Robert Wisden

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Characters played by Robert Wisden

Ken Browning — Final Destination (2000)

Possibly related to Alex Browning from Flight 180

John T. O'Banion — Legends of the Fall (1994)

An Irish bootlegger and gangster operating during Prohibition. He and his brother's criminal network leads to conflict with the family. He is ultimately killed by William Ludlow during the final confrontation at the ranch.

Terry — Driven to Kill (2009)

Catherine's wealthy new husband and a local defense attorney who secretly acts as Mikhail's counsel. He is implicated in the attack, and Catherine was planning to expose his corrupt activities before she was killed.

Russell Cottrell — Painful Secrets (2000)

Dawn's emotionally distant father who prioritizes academic success and college scholarships over his daughter's mental health. He struggles with emotional intimacy, dismisses her severe distress, and focuses solely on logistical consequences, ultimately failing to provide the support she desperately needs.

Major Bert Samuels — Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods (2009)

A major sent to find Colonel Jack O'Neill during the initial alien attack and bring him before Major General George Hammond.

Dr. Sanderson — Harvey (1996)

An attending psychiatrist who incorrectly diagnoses Veta as the mentally unstable patient after she mentions seeing Harvey. He later advocates for using a serum called Formula 977 to cure Elwood's hallucinations.

Pat — A Royal Runaway Romance (2022)

Pat is part of Grady Beck’s family circle at the ranch where Princess Amelia eventually arrives. Pat is present when Amelia explains that her journey to Chicago is motivated by a man she met at home, and the family meal becomes a setting where her feelings are openly discussed.

Richard Jones — Don't Forget I Love You (2021)

Richard Jones is Taylor Jones’s father. The plot shows that Taylor intends to visit him on her birthday, indicating that he remains part of her personal responsibilities while she is becoming increasingly involved with Josh and Chloe. Beyond this connection and planned visit, the available story information does not provide further details about his role.

Brinkman — First Target (2000)

A member of the presidential security team who helps coordinate preparations for President Hayes’s Seattle dedication appearance. The team reviews operational details, including spotter locations, motorcade arrangements, and the event schedule. The supplied account does not identify a specific task beyond his coordination role or describe a personal relationship with the leads.

Ted Ralston — Five Star Christmas (2020)

Lucy’s father, who is trying to keep the family bed-and-breakfast, the Ralston Inn, running successfully during the holidays. He welcomes Beth as a guest and receives encouragement to follow his heart.

Cam — Firebird 2015 A.D. (1981)

Red's teenage son who initially questions his father's illegal car ownership. He bonds with Jill, shows her how to drive a dune buggy, and is brutally assaulted by McVain's men after being caught in a barn. He later teams up with Jill to transport the senator.

Captain Mark — A Picture of Her (2023)

Captain Mark is the skipper introduced in the film’s opening sequence. While fishing with his companion, he talks about the freedom of life on the open sea but admits that he cannot continue doing the work forever. His scene establishes the film’s early contrast between ordinary life and the later value attached to photographs.

Career Overview

Robert Wisden has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Final Destination with 1 titles. Signature works include Legends of the Fall, Impolite, Driven to Kill. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
61
Birth Date
1958-06-02
Birth Place
Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q7351191), public domain (CC0).