Adam Ant

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Characters played by Adam Ant

Danny Rollins — Sunset Heat (1992)

Eric's friend who invites him to California. He steals one million dollars from Carl before being murdered, leaving the money's location unknown and triggering the film's central conflict.

Derek Abernathy — World Gone Wild (1987)

The ruthless leader of an evil cult of pseudoreligious renegades inspired by Charles Manson. Discovers the location of Lost Wells' water source and leads a brute military force to seize control of it.

Kid — Jubilee (1978)

Kid is a young musician whom Crabs picks up at a café and takes to Borgia Ginz for an audition. Ginz signs his band, while Sphinx and Angel warn that his music will become a packaged commodity. Kid rejects their concerns, appears on television, and later dies during violence at Max's bingo hall.

Zachary Simms — Love Bites (1993)

A vampire who awakens after a century in a crypt beneath Kendall's house, Zachary becomes her companion and tries to become human again. He joins Dwight's insurance company, rises to CEO, and grows distant from Kendall. When Nerissa returns and bites him, he becomes a vampire again; he and Kendall expect a child.

Diablo/Cyril St. Michael — Spellcaster (1988)

The mysterious owner of the Italian castle, Diablo reveals himself as a demon controlling the deadly treasure hunt. He traps contestants' souls in a crystal ball, targets Tom, and holds a contract with Cassandra. Jackie bargains with him to save Tom and Cassandra, but his plans end when Cassandra destroys the crystal ball.

Career Overview

Adam Ant has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Signature works include Love Bites, Sunset Heat, Spellcaster. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
43
Birth Date
1954-11-03
Birth Place
Marylebone, London, United Kingdom

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