Friend and golfing companion providing social cover for Crown.
Mr. Solomon is a neighborhood tenant threatened by Elaine Greenawalt, who uses her position as a slumlord to intimidate him. Max and Carmen visit him and devise a way to expose Elaine's corruption, leading to recorded threats, media coverage, and Elaine's arrest.
College student involved in the alien parasite incident.
Andrew is Lizzie’s father and Abby’s husband, found dead on the living-room sofa with multiple hatchet wounds. He is concerned about business difficulties and is persuaded by Abby to consider changing his will, a decision that becomes central to the motive revealed in the flashbacks.
An FBI agent who partners with Israeli Mossad operative Kabakov to investigate the terrorist threat. He helps track suspects to Miami, assists in organizing stadium security, and joins Kabakov in a helicopter to pursue and intercept the armed Goodyear blimp during the Super Bowl.
Herbert is Katherine's attorney and friend. After her charity event, he drunkenly visits her and makes romantic advances, which she rebuffs. His visit leads his wife Monika to suspect an affair, and Katherine later calls him for help; he agrees to see her the following day.
A businessman and supporter of Eppis, Oscar Procari Sr. contacts Moses and says he has not seen his son for years, blaming Eppis for the estrangement. He offers to pay Moses to find his son, and the later revelation identifies his family as being behind the attempt to manipulate the election.
Harold DeMilo heads the Franklin Foundation, which funds Jake Terrell’s research. After Curtis Mahoney blackmails him, he permits Mahoney to enter the facility and pressures Jake to present his progress to the Foundation board. He is connected to the conspiracy and later approaches the island in a seaplane.
The designer of the Monitor, Ericsson argues with Secretary of the Navy Gideon Welles after the battle over the use of insufficient powder in the ship’s guns. He objects to the decision because the reduced charges could not sink the Virginia; the officers explain that the choice was intended to prevent the guns from exploding and protect the crew.
Industrialist and WASP officer plotting assassination and puppet state.
Fritz Weaver has 100 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Thomas Crown Affair with 1 titles. Signature works include Demon Seed, Henry James' The Jolly Corner, Creepshow. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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