Drug dealer who kidnaps and assaults Butch in Pulp Fiction.
Ruthless mobster seeking to overthrow his boss and control Edge City's underworld.
Deacon is a new recruit in Miles Logan's robbery crew who betrays the group during the diamond escape, kills Eddie, and flees with the goal of keeping the stone. He later exposes Miles during the drug operation and escapes with the diamond, but Miles pursues him into Mexico, kills him after a final confrontation, and avenges Eddie.
Earl Mahler is a corrupt police officer connected to the murder investigation Nicole Hurley is pursuing. He tries to shoot Nicole, uses Bobby Jenkins's name to access an evidence warehouse, and attempts to steal narcotics and cash. Earl Mahler later shoots Bobby Jenkins and ambushes Milo Boyd before being overpowered by Milo and Nicole.
Lead terrorist operative executing Dane's train takeover plan.
Sykes is one of the dangerous men working for Fallon and helps drag Teddy into the street after the RV becomes trapped. He participates in the pursuit of the four friends, but Mike Peterson shoots and kills him in the sewers.
Dr. Riner is a corrupt physician involved with NWR's fraudulent operations and controversial medical procedures. He demands a larger share of the proceeds and insults Wood and Utah, escalating the conflict within the scheme. Wood responds by beating Dr. Riner to death and burying his body, prompting Vin's cover-up plan.
D.J. Wheeler is a rebellious prisoner who argues during the prison work detail and escapes with Johnny Del Grissom and Ten Reed. During the flight, he insists on stopping in Delano to settle unfinished business, making him an active force in the fugitives' route and decisions.
The primary clown antagonist who leads the sadistic circus troupe. He orchestrates the kidnapping and brutal training of the young boy, turning him into a lethal weapon.
An aggressive stalker who picks up Josie after her Jeep breaks down. After being shot by Josie during a failed assault, he seeks revenge by murdering Tony Potenza at the behest of Jake Golden. He blackmails Josie, kills Jake, and is ultimately killed by Josie in self-defense during a final confrontation.
The Writer is an older resident of the Doctor’s Inn who tells Billy that he wrote a book in the same room thirty years earlier. Hoping to recover his inspiration, he invites Billy and Lisa for a drink, but Billy finds the encounter strange and quickly returns to Lisa.
Bert is a member of the group who questions why they remain in the troubled town. His concern highlights the tension within the crew, while his father’s explanation establishes that the town is temporarily their responsibility and helps frame the group’s wider situation.
Peter Greene has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently War of the Worlds Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Mask, Blue Streak, The Bounty Hunter. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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