The bar owner's cousin who booked the band's gig. Initially ordered to eliminate the witnesses, but switches sides after learning the truth about Emily's murder, only to be killed by the bartender while escorting Pat and Amber.
Elliot is a meek salesman whose debts and family responsibilities leave him desperate after losing his job. He accepts a deadly series of challenges for money, gradually becoming more violent while trying to protect Shelby and Michael. He ultimately kills Michael in self-defense, then shoots Det. Chilcoat and forfeits his winnings.
The local sheriff and Parker's ex-lover, who is complicit in his family's arms smuggling ring and commits murder to cover it up.
David is one of Chase's longtime friends and reacts bitterly to Chase's acceptance by the popular crowd. He can see that Chase is changing despite Chase's claims that the fake relationship is only a scheme. After Chase becomes drunk at a party, David picks him up and argues with him about feeling excluded.
Tony Waxman is Val's estranged son. During the difficult film production, Val reconnects with him, marking one of the important personal changes that restores what has been missing from Val's life. Tony's renewed connection with Val accompanies the director's recovery of his sight and emotional stability.
Hal is Tom and Laura's son and Natalie and Randy's brother. He spends the snow day trying to win over Claire after finding her anklet, using his father's news station and confronting her former boyfriend. He eventually realizes he loves Lane, apologizes, and kisses her at the skating rink.
Preston is Jessie's former high school friend who reconnects with her during Leon's funeral. He tends to Jessie after she collapses, admits that he loves her despite being married, offers her a place with his mother, and is attacked while helping her pack. He later dives into the bayou to rescue Jessie and takes her home.
A 20-year-old delinquent who forms an unexpected bond with six-year-old Boone after meeting him during community service. After Boone is placed in foster care, Daniel rescues him and embarks on a road trip to Dallas to find Boone's sister, serving as the narrative's emotional core.
A struggling young screenwriter loosely related to Carter through his late wife. He secretly steals Jemma’s therapy file to write a breakthrough screenplay inspired by her. With Daisy's assistance, he pitches the script to Patrick. Though Carter initially confronts him over the ethical breach, Jeremy ultimately sees his work developed into a film.
Scooby Livingston is a disaffected suburban teenager whose family becomes the subject of Toby Oxman's documentary. He wants fame and a television talk show, deliberately fails exams, and unexpectedly gains admission to Princeton through a family donation. After seeing the audience mock him, he returns home to find his family dead but coldly recognizes that the film is successful.
Megan's high school sweetheart and committed partner. He proposes at Allison's wedding, agrees to elope, and later travels with Megan to the airport. Megan ultimately ends their relationship because she feels it is stifling her.
A child prodigy and highly accomplished engineer who has spent ten years in Workspace 18 developing Adam, an artificial intelligence indistinguishable from a human being. Initially perceived by Joy Andrews as arrogant, he gradually appears naive and emotionally vulnerable as their friendship deepens.
Mark Webber has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Signature works include Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, 13 Sins, Snow Day. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
