Hedonistic brother whose resurrection drives the original film's plot.
Frank's original human form before resurrection.
Peter is George Tracey's son and is involved in the attack on Brendan. K-9 stuns him with its laser, allowing Brendan to question him while he is restrained. Peter escapes when Brendan leaves to investigate a crash caused by K-9's pursuit of George, and the plot later identifies him as part of the group that kidnaps Brendan.
A police officer who trains with Rebecca and Terry. He is pursued by Brenda until it becomes clear that Rebecca does not share her romantic interest in him.
Barry is a care worker at the assessment centre who intervenes when Trevor viciously attacks the chef. He helps restrain Trevor and lock him in a room, then works with Peter to decide that Trevor should be sent to a secure children's home. His role places him among the staff attempting to contain Trevor's escalating behavior.
A Londoner and Reuben's army friend, Bob fights alongside Reuben and Fish in the Falklands. By the time Reuben returns to civilian life, Bob is a policeman; Fish's gambling debt to him is later covered by Reuben. At the story's end, Bob is revealed to be the police sniper who fires at Reuben after receiving the order to take the shot.
Sean Chapman has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1977. Their work is anchored in the Hellraiser Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Hellraiser, The Untitled, Hellbound: Hellraiser II. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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