John's foster father, killed by the T-1000 in T2.
Background character, possibly a civilian or minor associate.
Police investigator tracking vigilante activities in New York.
Bureau official encountered outside Chicago.
Wealthy stepfather to Kim, often clashes with Bryan over parenting.
Dr. Lamar oversees the final genetic background check before Vincent Freeman boards the space mission. He recognizes that Vincent has been posing as a valid but changes the test result anyway, explaining that his own genetically selected son may also exceed the limited potential promised by genetic design.
Corrupt marshal allied with rebel Lo Fong, antagonist in first film.
One of Strom's criminal teammates who assists at the airport money transfer before being killed by Nick and David during the shootout.
A Secret Service agent assigned to protect the presidential party who secretly works as a mole for the hijackers. He enables Ivan Korshunov's men to obtain weapons, later exposes himself by killing Major Caldwell and a parajumper, and dies when Air Force One crashes into the Caspian Sea.
Helen's husband and professor who attempts to protect her from the legend.
Chief of Police who raids the Hammerhead to capture Dr. Devonshire. Secretly aids Barb by slipping her a grenade during a staged arrest. Joins the subsequent car chase and remains on the tarmac with Barb after Cora's departure.
Scientist involved in the UniSol program, providing technical insights.
Xander Berkeley has 194 screen credits in a career dating back to 1972. Their work spans 17 cinematic universes — most prominently Film Evolution Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Kick-Ass, Shanghai Noon, Candyman. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 17 universes
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