The town mayor who is secretly the leader of Salem's Lot's vampire colony. He attempts to recruit Joe for anthropological documentation and explains the vampires' dietary adaptations. He ultimately confronts the protagonists in a barn, revealing his true monstrous form before being impaled and killed during the escape.
Background Harlem resident providing street atmosphere.
Law enforcement officer struggling with corruption in Sundown.
US President, kidnapped and replaced by a surgically altered lookalike.
Also known as 'Doc', he tends to the troops and cradles the collapsing General Merrill in his arms. He provides off-screen narration to confirm the eventual capture of Myitkyina.
Howard Calloway buys Naomi and Jason from Plunkett. He assigns an overseer to show them where they belong, then hears Jason explain that he was born free in New Jersey and is not a slave. Astonished by Jason’s speech, Calloway warns him not to speak that way again and has the overseer put him to work.
Chairman of the Mega Corporation board. Along with Haverson, he shows no interest in preventing the future global devastation Perry warns about, preferring instead to exploit the time machine for military supremacy and proprietary scientific gains.
The Palm Springs police chief and Bunny Dixon’s overprotective father. His relationship with Bunny is part of the obstacle surrounding her romance with visiting college student Jim Munroe, who falls for her during the Easter weekend.
A noted psychologist leading an anonymous sex survey of American women, Dr. Chapman travels with assistant Paul Radford and his staff to Briarwood to recruit participants. He argues that research can help women understand sex as decent and dignified, and later reviews the interview data with Radford.
Former stagecoach employee turned Confederate sympathizer and saboteur.
An ambitious cavalry general who disregards established orders to attack a day early, hoping to claim sole credit for a victory. His reckless decision to split forces leaves the first company unsupported, ultimately resulting in the massacre of his entire contingent.
Andrew Duggan has 97 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently It's Alive Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include A Return to Salem's Lot, It's Alive, Abraham's Sacrifice. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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