Corporate executive in media sector.
Smooth-talking con artist and sharpshooter, one of the seven defenders.
Billy is Sam Gillen's partner in crime who cuts off the prison bus with his car and frees Sam during the escape. A guard fatally shoots him as they flee, but Billy's recorded message and the money from their latest robbery remain with Sam. His actions and death establish Sam's criminal past and guilt.
Dr. Taylor is Angela's friend and doctor. After hearing about her vomiting and other symptoms, he performs an ultrasound and confirms that she is pregnant. His examination reveals the unexpected development that drives Angela's anxiety, her conflict with Curtis, and much of the story's subsequent confusion.
Nephew of Wilbur Finletter and employee at Finletter's Pizzeria. He teams up with his roommate Matt to thwart Professor Gangreen's plan. Chad discovers Tara's true nature, gets captured, and is nearly transformed into a tomato himself. He ultimately rescues Tara and rides off with her at the end.
Father Luke Brophy is the priest who investigates Nancy Aglet's condition and concludes that she is genuinely possessed. He repeatedly urges Father Jebedaiah Mayii to perform the exorcism, appeals to the Supreme Council for Exorcism Granting, destroys the camera threatening viewers' souls, and gathers religious figures worldwide for the final confrontation.
Dr. Weaver is the physician who explains the seriousness of Tom’s medical condition. He tells Tom that the brain tumor is inoperable, describes the likely loss of motor control and recognition, and estimates that Tom may have only nine months to a year to live, prompting Tom to confront his limited future.
Husband of Sharron, accompanies her to their old stomping ground.
Detective Ivie questions Mitch about evidence that appears to connect him to an assault, but Mitch insists it was planted. During the final confrontation, Ivie tries to persuade Theodore to release Erica and offers to negotiate, pressing him to accept a way out as Theodore demands his house back.
Anthony Starke has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently A Magic Christmas Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Magnificent Seven, Licence to Kill, Nowhere to Run. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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