Fred Allen is a monster hunter and a member of Presidio, the secret organization that protects humanity from monsters. He returns to Barrington-on-Hudson with Deloris and their twins after the death of his father, Samuel Allen. Haunted by his childhood and conflicts with his parents, Fred is deeply repulsed by his former home.
Minor character appearing in the 2008 film's background or support scenes.
Arthur is Victor Malarek's editor at The Globe and Mail. Although he is reluctant because Malarek is being pressured to write feature articles instead of investigations, Arthur eventually agrees to let him travel to Thailand and pursue a story about Daniel Léger's suspicious arrest and prosecution.
A passenger forced by Samuel to act as co-pilot after Samuel shoots the aircraft's pilots. This role reflects Samuel's improvised attempt to control the hijacked plane, but the passenger's involvement ends when an intervening policeman shoots Samuel through a window.
Mickey is the protagonist's father and joins the family response after learning about the assault. He accompanies the protagonist to school meetings, reacts angrily when A.J.'s father attempts an apology, and later forbids her from visiting Jenna, reflecting his protective but controlling response.
Ted Wendell is Emily Wendell’s husband and a Reverend whose sermons about sin, weakness, and forgiveness earn praise from the congregation. Luke later claims that Ted arranged Luke’s involvement with Emily, encouraged the affair, and sought to use blackmail and alleged church embezzlement against her. Ted’s conduct becomes central to the mystery.
Local business owner providing witness testimony in various murder cases.
J.C. MacKenzie has 69 screen credits in a career dating back to 1985. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently That Guy Who Was In That Thing Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Dark Angel, Molly's Game, Vinyl. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
