Scottish rebel leader who fights for freedom, leads armies, and is executed for his cause.
Bowdrie is a rugged loner living a quiet, disciplined life in the remote Oklahoma woods with his daughter, Tag. He reluctantly shelters the badly injured January, investigates Lizzie's death, and struggles between protecting his isolated family and helping someone pursued by Alejandro. His decision to take January into town becomes a dangerous moral choice.
Celebrity cameo appearance with brief screen time.
Alastair Pinch is a prominent actor whose wife is murdered, making him the prime suspect after the police arrest him. He had an affair with Jayne White and got her pregnant, while his employer Wilson Sikorsky uses Charlie Waldo's investigation to make Alastair take the blame for the killing.
Ray is a retired police officer and Troy's father who refuses to evacuate despite the hurricane and the danger to his dialysis machine. He stays behind with Jess, shoots a thief to protect her, later arms himself with weapons, and is ultimately shot and mortally wounded by John.
Ruthless manager of the Continental who clashes with Winston.
English explorer and romantic interest of Pocahontas
American circus rooster who teaches chickens to fly to save them.
Title character and lone drifter navigating the post-apocalyptic Wasteland.
Unstable but highly skilled LAPD detective seeking redemption after his wife's tragic death.
Former Episcopal priest and farm owner who struggles with faith after his wife's death. He defends his family against alien invaders, discovers their weakness to water, and ultimately reconciles with his faith.
US Army Lieutenant Colonel chosen to lead a newly created air cavalry battalion. He leads his troops into the Ia Drang Valley, strategically secures defensive positions, and orders a Broken Arrow airstrike to repel a massive enemy assault. He ensures all wounded and dead are evacuated before leaving the battlefield, later returning home safely after the campaign.
Mel Gibson has 164 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 13 cinematic universes — most prominently Lethal Weapon with 5 titles. Signature works include Braveheart, Hunting Season, Last Looks. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 13 universes
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