Financial professional managing Gotham's corporate assets.
The school principal who is confronted by the killer but accidentally electrocutes himself in a bathtub before he can be murdered.
Drug-addicted crew member whose reckless search for narcotics in the coffins results in a fatal cut. His spilled blood directly awakens Count Orlock, triggering the main conflict.
Uncredited background figure appearing briefly in the hip-hop studio setting.
Jeff Cort leads the divers who arrive at the sunken 747, but they are accomplices of Richard Layton seeking the Thunderstrike computer. Cort turns on Layton, fatally shooting him with a spear, and shoots Jim Carpenter before leaving with Frank Ewing. Owen Cantrell later betrays and kills Cort.
A US Navy sailor who interacts with the drug addict Maja, exchanging sex for heroin.
The primary antagonist and drug syndicate leader. He orchestrates the assassination of Chong and Uncle Ma's faction, tests Norika's loyalty, and kills Alex during the climax. He is ultimately killed when a vehicle crashes onto the glass pane he is standing on.
Holiday-themed robot cameo.
A military captain patrolling the forest while pursuing Yolen, whom he blames for the deaths of soldiers he trained. Bergen reluctantly escorts Michael and the others, protects them from the pterodactyls, and sacrifices himself while helping defeat the Alpha Pterodactyl.
Brad Vorman assists Fred Dowd in holding Candy Tyler captive and helping manage the kidnapping operation. He becomes increasingly distrustful of Fred's possessive behavior toward Candy, and later worries about receiving his share of the money from the successful broadcast.
Dion Brothers is one of the famed independent directors who listens to Alan Smithee's account of losing control over Trio. Alongside Leon Brothers, he negotiates with Jerry Glover and James Edmunds, rejects a deal that denies Smithee final cut, and ultimately becomes part of Smithee's plan for a new film.
A police officer or investigative ally who assists Catherine and helps coordinate the response to the pursuit.
Coolio has 70 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Futurama Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th, Submerged, A Wonderful Night in Split. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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