Aircraft pilot during flight sequences.
One of the childhood survivors of the Waley murders and a party guest. He suggests playing Seventy Five, tries to fight the killer, and is shot by the detectives who mistake him for the killer.
Anferny Jefferson is one of Richard Clark's students at Marion Barry High School. He joins Richard Clark, Victoria Chapell, and other students in confronting Paco Rodriguez and helping rescue Griff McReynolds after the manipulated exam scores lead to Richard's firing. His action demonstrates student loyalty to Richard's cause.
Durrel is Benny's hormonal friend, who persuades him to leave Bakersfield for the Southern California beaches. He joins Benny in borrowing the Mercedes and trying to sell inexpensive sunglasses, but is repeatedly distracted by the women around them and pursues hookups. When they run out of money, he and Benny sign up for a volleyball tournament.
Max is one of three close friends who made a bet shortly after high school: the man who brings the best-looking date to their ten-year reunion wins the pooled money. With the pot now worth $50,000 and no girlfriend or steady date, he searches online for a suitable reunion date.
Brian Hooks has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Their work is anchored in the Austin Powers universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Fool's Gold, 3 Strikes, Malibooty. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
