Scott Coffey

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Characters played by Scott Coffey

Metalhead — Wayne's World 2 (1993)

Cameo appearance as a heavy metal fan or musician at the concert.

Bradley — Shout (1991)

Bradley is one of the boys connected to Benedict Boys Home and is attracted to Sara Benedict. He tells Sara that Jesse Tucker originally made a bet about having sex with her, provoking her initial anger toward Jesse. His disclosure creates a conflict between the couple before Sara is won over by Jesse's honest behavior.

Donner — Tank Girl (1995)

Donner is a Ripper who shows romantic interest in Jet Girl after she and Tank Girl reach the Rippers' hideout. He is part of the group that joins the fight against W&P after learning the supposed weapons shipment was a deception. The plot summary does not specify further details of his actions.

Jack — Rabbits (2002)

Jack is the male humanoid rabbit who wears a dark-coloured suit and lives within the living-room set with Jane and Suzie. He participates in their cryptic conversations, receives the final disturbing explanation after the door opens, and ends the series huddled with the two female rabbits.

Chip — Shag (1989)

Chip is a local boy who approaches Carson and Caroline with Buzz Ravenel and becomes Caroline’s dance partner and romantic interest. He learns the shag from her, admits that both of them are virgins, and initially calls her only a friend. After they kiss and win the dance contest, he plans to attend Annapolis while promising to stay in touch.

Chris — Ellie Parker (2005)

Chris is the man Ellie encounters after a fender bender in Los Angeles. He claims to be a cinematographer, and this unexpected meeting becomes a turning point in Ellie's perspective on both her acting career and the dating world. His connection with Ellie develops through this disruptive encounter rather than through her established relationships.

Lance — The Temp (1993)

Peter's personal assistant who is maimed by a paper shredder in the first orchestrated workplace accident, forcing him into extended leave and clearing his path for Peter's initial promotion.

Nickie — Satisfaction (1988)

A male keyboard player recruited for the Florida audition. He harbors a crush on Mooch, whom Jennie encourages him to pursue. Later, he clarifies to the group that the music agent was only interested in hiring Jennie solo, validating her decision to stay with the band rather than leave them.

Willie — Montana (1990)

Willie drinks with Hoyce and Fran at a bar while Hoyce discusses signing the drilling papers and fears Bess's reaction. Willie argues that selling the coal could make the family rich, taking the side of financial opportunity in the dispute over the ranch. His view contrasts with Hoyce's concern that mining would damage the land and his reluctance to leave it.

Philosophy Teacher — Normal Adolescent Behavior (2007)

High school teacher who instructs Wendy and her friends.

Career Overview

Scott Coffey has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Havoc Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Rabbits, Ellie Parker, Shag. 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
59
Birth Date
1964-05-01
Birth Place
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3952829), public domain (CC0).