Supporting character, likely a friend or business associate of the main cast.
Private serving in the Sergeant's infantry squad alongside Griff, Zab, and Johnson. Participates in the unit's campaigns from North Africa through the Huertgen Forest, surviving the Kasserine Pass retreat and European offensives.
David's best friend and fellow sailor caught in the time vortex.
The boss' nephew who unexpectedly gets promoted to night-shift supervisor, displacing Chuck and triggering his frustration at the workplace.
Tony is a teenager who dislikes the Beatles and joins the group while traveling to New York. He helps Janis obtain a ticket for Peter, but secretly plans to stop the television broadcast. During the performance preparations, he takes a fire axe and climbs the theater transmitter, where lightning knocks him down before he can complete the sabotage.
Loyal and agile Ghoulie creature navigating the streets of LA.
A prison escapee who captures Frank Govers and Lee Ann Hadley while they are hiding in a hunting cabin. Mick later tries to claim the bounty Will Curran has offered for Govers, but Sheriff Ralph Baker follows close behind and threatens to thwart his plan.
A soldier in the 44th platoon, Cort is found shot in the head as the platoon's troubles begin. His death is one of the first signs that events in the backwoods have turned sinister, preceding the loss of radio contact and the attacks on the camp.
Bobby Di Cicco has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Ghoulies Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Big Red One, The Philadelphia Experiment, I Wanna Hold Your Hand. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q427120), public domain (CC0).
