Background character.
DEA Special Agent and Bobby's direct superior. Bobby reports his failed mission to him, but Jessup is later killed by Earl, who uses his death to frame Bobby for the robbery.
A corrupt police captain who previously ran a dirty squad exposed by Luke. He collaborates with Luke to reach the Chinatown safe but attempts a double-cross, only to be held hostage and paid off to safely return the Russian mafia boss's son.
Member of the Cowboys gang, killed at the O.K. Corral.
Cybernetic police officer fighting crime and corporate corruption in Detroit.
Billy is an obese, upper-class lawyer who is acquitted after accidentally killing Suzanne Lempke, with help from his friend Judge Rossington and Chief Hopley’s perjury. Suzanne’s father curses him to become thinner, and Billy turns to Richie Ginelli for help. He gives the curse-lifting pie to Heidi, then discovers that Linda has eaten some of it too.
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The detective who tracked down and arrested Longo. He warns Finkel about Longo's manipulative nature and attempts to obtain their prison correspondence as evidence for the trial.
Bill is one of the two brothers at the center of the story. Angry after being double-crossed in a robbery by his girlfriend and left broke, he travels with his brother to find their escaped father. He also vows to break the heart of the next woman he meets.
Nonnie's father and a wildlife commissioner investigating illegal ivory exports. He is murdered alongside his wife and Harry's father early in the story, setting the children's survival journey in motion.
A U.S. Marshal tasked with finding evidence against Matajano within 72 hours. Secretly working for Matajano, he hires Piper to stage Dodge prison break to recover a stolen disc. He murders a third convict and confronts the duo at the climax, only to be thrown from a skycar.
Mr. Neck is Melinda's history teacher. After her poor grades lead her parents to seek help, he assigns her an essay on a topic connected to the turn of the twentieth century, and she chooses the suffragette movement. He later sees her leaving the confrontation with Andy and asks what happened.
Robert John Burke has 79 screen credits in a career dating back to 1977. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently MCU with 1 titles. Signature works include Digger, 2 Guns, RoboCop 3. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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