Nakatomi security guard.
A local Punxsutawney resident. Phil initially spends time with him and Ralph in a desperate attempt to leave town, later interacting with him as part of the community.
Warden overseeing the Spaceball detention facility.
Overprotective father with comedic parenting moments.
Aircraft crew member handling logistics.
Art Weingartner is Ray's nosy neighbor and an enthusiastic partner in suspecting the Klopeks. He theorizes about Walter, searches the garbage truck, snoops around the Klopeks' yard, breaks into their basement with Ray, and remains committed to finding evidence even after the explosion.
Guard patrolling the skyscraper during the infestation.
Preston's chauffeur, hired as part of the limousine service Preston purchases. He remains connected to Preston during the spending spree and receives a farewell from him at the end.
Brief background appearance near the arena.
Coach of the Nuggets who convinces owners to let Jack play.
A cruel monster who torments Maurice and serves the monster ruler Boy. He warns Maurice that the ruler seeks more children and kidnaps Eric through a couch portal. He ultimately confronts Brian's group and is set on fire by Maurice using a flamethrower.
Parole Officer Reichert supervises Blade Brown after his release from jail and explains the condition of his parole: he must satisfactorily graduate from high school. This requirement makes the accidental exchange of Blade's and Duncan Pinderhughes's school records especially valuable to Blade, who sees Duncan's academic ability as a way to remain free.
Rick Ducommun has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 13 cinematic universes — most prominently Like Mike Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Groundhog Day, The 'Burbs, Mr. Bill Does Vegas. 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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