The Farber family's young son. Initially forced into a pillowcase as part of the intruders' games, he escapes to a neighbor's house, finds an empty shotgun, and is subsequently shot dead by Peter.
The young version of Bobby Jones. He observes his father play, emulates better players, and by age 14 wins the Georgia State Amateur Championship and reaches the U.S. Amateur quarterfinals.
Helvetica's older brother and a school bully who frequently torments Toby. He throws the wishing rock that strikes Toby, initiating the main plot. During the final conflict, he attempts to retrieve the rock and transforms into a giant dung beetle to stop his father.
Ian is Emma and Angela's teenage brother. He leaves the house on a skateboard, smokes marijuana and discusses a past sexual encounter with a friend, then returns for the skateboard; later he watches the prank video that exposes the caller's deception.
Cory is confronted at home by his mother over the crying baby, his unemployment, and the lack of medicine. Forced to find money and medication, he becomes the center of a family crisis that unfolds alongside the city's surveillance operations, deliveries, hostage report, and violent pursuits.
Devon Gearhart has 16 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Signature works include Funny Games, Little Men, Shorts. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
