Buzz Gunderson is Judy's boyfriend and the leader of the delinquent gang at Dawson High. He provokes Jim into a knife fight, then proposes the dangerous chickie run to preserve his standing. During the race, a jacket strap traps him in his car, and he plunges over the seaside cliff, causing the later pursuit of Jim and Plato.
A cold-blooded killer whose trial is to be handled by Farrell, Cookie becomes a burden to the lawyer as Farrell's feelings about defending criminals change. Impatient with the court delay, Cookie jumps bail and plans to kill Stewart, but he and his men are shot by rival racketeers at an Indiana diner.
Hal McQueen is a young, unsuccessful debt collector who devises a kidnapping-for-ransom scheme with Monte, Glory, Tic-Tac, and Duke. He dates Carolyn Elliot to gain her trust, but unexpectedly falls in love with her and confesses the plan. When Monte and Glory arrive, Hal tries to protect Carolyn and is shot multiple times.
One of the two drifters who harass a gas station owner and coerce a motorist to track down a married woman named Ann. After a confrontation with Boots, he fatally stabs his partner in a pool. He is later killed by Ann after a struggle with her husband, Roger.
Roy is Flood's gopher and a self-involved fitness enthusiast with slightly perverse behavior. He attends the meeting with Kay and the other associates, then receives Flood's order to kill Doll after she demands a cut of the robbery. His role demonstrates Flood's control over the criminal group.
An unsavory jazz musician who lives down the block from Naomi Shields, Walsh takes her to a rundown apartment, where they have sex. Afterward, he lets his friends rape her and leaves her in her driveway. Naomi later calls him and says she will leave the door open, before taking a fatal dose of pills.
Corey Allen has 74 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Signature works include I-Man, Avalanche, Beverly Hills Cowgirl Blues. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.