Alan Greenburg is the explosives expert who joins Dortmunder, Andrew Kelp, and Stanley Murch for the museum robbery. He is the only member caught during the initial heist, swallows the diamond, later reveals where he hid it, and inadvertently identifies Abe Greenberg as the only other person who knows its location.
God's Angel appears to Herschel in the salt mine as a divine messenger, but refuses to rescue him without signed authorization. Instead, the angel redirects Herschel toward the most wicked of cities to look for his wife, shaping the next stage of his quest.
Camp staff member involved in the power struggle to succeed Schlomo. He views David as a good kid and opposes Chaim.
Supporting character with unique alias, likely driving comedic or plot elements.
One half of a happy couple who talk with Phillip about his lack of romance. Later, Jack and Lynda drive with Phillip as he searches downtown hotels for Gloria's wedding venue. Their assistance helps him reach the ceremony in time to try to stop the wedding.
Steve Waits is Samantha Simpson's former boyfriend and the president of Marrakech Records. Although he is initially more interested in rekindling their romance than in Jack Morell's music, he hears the demos, offers a limited contract, and later discusses merchandising with Jack and Helen.
Paul Sand has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1964. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Hollywood Dreams Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Hot Rock, Once Upon a Brothers Grimm, Teen Wolf Too. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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