The ruthless gangster father of Pasha. Devora seeks his protection, but he ultimately arrives at the inn with his men to eliminate the ballerinas. He is killed alongside his son and henchmen in Devora's final explosion.
Professor and expert on the Candyman myth who briefs Helen and Trevor.
Sir Graham Archer appears at the auction surrounding the supposedly valuable Goya. He ultimately wins the painting on behalf of Romanov, while the proceeds are intended to help Charlie Mortdecai and Johanna Mortdecai pay their crushing tax debt. Afterward, Romanov's men torture him when the painting proves to be another fake.
Professor writing a book on Candyman who accidentally summons him during a lecture.
Charles Lawton is Mariana Belcombe's wealthy widower husband. His marriage to Mariana breaks her relationship with Anne, although Mariana later continues seeing Anne in secret. At a party, he appears suspicious and asks Mariana how Anne loves her, increasing the danger surrounding their relationship.
The presiding appellate judge tasked with evaluating the constitutional implications of the Lanterman-Petris-Short Act and determining whether judicial oversight is required before forced medication.
Bishop is the government colonel who orders Ty and Lei to transport Asta and later tracks their missing ship. He once found Asta after the destruction of Centauri III and left her in the radiation. He tries to reclaim her, then explains that the colony was destroyed because its inhabitants were developing psychic and telekinetic abilities.
Institutional or bureaucratic entity overseeing Luper's case or archives.
Michael Culkin has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Tulse Luper with 2 titles. Signature works include Pretty Lethal, Candyman, Savage House. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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