A villainous parody of the loyal Bullseye dog toy, appearing as a comedic antagonist.
The hotel clerk who tells Bill that Nick was taken away by two threatening men.
Computer programmer and hacker.
A deceptive record label executive who orchestrates the band's recruitment and the subliminal messaging conspiracy. He stages DuJour's crash, attempts to eliminate Melody and Valerie, and tries to brainwash Josie. Later revealed to be Fiona's high school acquaintance 'White Ass Wally' hiding behind a British accent disguise, he is ultimately arrested alongside Fiona.
Feline character appearing in a brief animal sequence.
Voice for the brave Scottish-accented Smurf.
A brave and adventurous Smurf with a Scottish accent.
Former villain turned ally, eccentric TV host.
Eccentric TV host turned ally, provides gadgets and comic relief.
Eccentric television host and former spy who frequently aids the Cortez family.
Norse god of mischief sent by Odin to retrieve the stolen Mask from the mortal realm.
Powerful drug lord who hires Marlowe to investigate Peterson's theft of a large cocaine shipment. He is captured and tortured by Hanson, reveals the hiding place of the stolen drugs, but is ultimately killed by his own henchman Cedric when he tries to force him into lifelong debt.
Alan Cumming has 199 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently Spy Kids with 3 titles. Signature works include The Good Wife, Masterpiece Mystery, The Traitors. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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