Wealthy client who propositions Marion in the 1998 remake.
Lee Sutton is a man fleeing after killing someone in a gunfight, and he is weakened by a gunshot wound when Ben Wyatt finds him. He later discovers that his older brother Clay killed Anisa Domingo's parents. Lee leaves home to free Wyatt and returns with him to defeat Clay and save Anisa.
A cocky young man from Tennessee who believes he is the fastest gun alive, Lot travels to town intending to challenge Dan Blaine. He becomes friendly with Dan before learning his identity, later helps him handle disorderly Indians, refuses Lisa's request to leave, and dies after drawing first in their final gunfight.
A ruthless Los Angeles bookmaker and loan shark who extends credit to Taggart and other figures. He aggressively pursues Taggart to collect his mounting gambling debts.
Jess Moondragon is Ron Burgundy's mentor. After Ron is fired and his reputation collapses, he visits Moondragon and repeats his dream of broadcasting from the San Diego Observatory. Moondragon later encounters Ron's group near the observatory and provides transportation that helps them continue the rescue mission.
CEO of Trans Regional Airlines. He opposes Renee Brennan's recommendation to ground the airline's aircraft following the series of crashes.
Chuck Gavin is a stunt pilot and member of the Flying Angels, the trio that also includes Scott Masterson and Beth O'Brien. Following a strange flash of light and a crash from which they emerge unharmed, he learns that the pilots have become hosts to warriors from Altara. He joins them as part of the Ultra Force, fighting monsters that threaten Earth.
The young grandson of Seminole chief Sam Tiger, Johnny is rescued from the stampeding bulls by Barbara Dean and later saves her from danger. He mocks George Dean's request that he encourage children to attend school, but eventually agrees to attend, partly because of Barbara. He runs away with her to marry and, before Sam dies, promises to lead his people in the new ways he has learned.
Terry's music publisher who accidentally exposes her secret songwriting career, triggering her college scandal. He later travels to the resort, where he attempts to romance Terry.
A partner in a recording firm and Sister Ann’s former classmate at the Paris Conservatory of Music, Robert becomes involved in bringing her music to a wider audience. He helps secure permission for her album, while his rekindled attraction complicates Sister Ann’s commitment to religious service.
The son of store owner Roger Barclay and a wealthy bachelor. He becomes infatuated with Maggie Scott after a date, appreciating her moral character compared to his past partners. He arranges for his friend Herb Stone to watch over Maggie in Paris and eventually travels there himself to win her affection.
The Man is the powerful figure who commissions Frank for a serious assignment and communicates with him through The Associate. His private affairs become tied to Frank’s relationship with a woman and to a debt between the men. He summons Frank to his yacht for a final confrontation, acknowledges that Frank has repaid what he owed, and relinquishes control over their possible future.
Chad Everett has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1944. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Psycho Series with 1 titles. Signature works include Airplane II: The Sequel, Return of the Gunfighter, How's Your News?. 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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