Manny Durrell's girlfriend who lives comfortably on the proceeds of his past cons. She becomes a hostage when gangster Bruno's men kidnap her to force Manny to return the stolen money. Her capture raises the stakes for Dave and Manny, prompting them to directly seek Joshua Burke's help and ultimately leading to the confrontation with Bruno.
Mona is Theodore Chauncy "T.C." Alcott's estranged girlfriend and works as a waitress in a diner across the street from the car wash. T.C. tries to persuade her to accompany him to a rock concert, and his efforts eventually succeed.
Pamela Parker is the cynical Miss New Jersey and the pageant's lone African-American contestant. She feels marginalized in that role, while continuing through the competition as one of the finalists. Her experience highlights the exclusion she encounters within the pageant world.
A doctor and Sneed's former lover who maintains professional distance but shows underlying care by tending to his wounds after he is beaten by crime syndicate enforcers.
Saturday is one of the sheik’s seven wives and becomes the focus of Charles Love’s romantic pursuit. Love tries to woo her in a sleeper car while singing to her, and she is nearly discovered with him when the sheik approaches. Her encounter with Love is part of the train’s comic romance subplot.
Candy is the fugitive’s girlfriend and is on the run with him. Jesse Crowder pursues her while following clues, but initially captures the fugitive without finding her. Her connection to Bernie, who is described as her pimp and a gang leader, draws Crowder into further trouble before he eventually picks up her trail.
Tracy Reed has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Signature works include ...All the Marbles, Top Secret, No Way Back. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
