Childhood friend of Vincent Chase from Queens. Listed among the principal cast members who try to advance their careers in Los Angeles.
Bunny is one of Barnes's aggressive followers in the infantry platoon. During the village search, Taylor stops several soldiers from gang-raping two girls, but he cannot prevent Bunny from murdering a villager. This act illustrates the brutality and moral collapse surrounding Barnes's faction.
The indifferent foster father who shares his wife's neglect toward the siblings. He participates in interrogating Bruce and accompanying Lois to the hotel, ultimately refusing custody of the children.
Detective Michael Quinn is one of the five strangers invited to the secluded hotel poker game. When the players are told that only one showed up for the final round, he attempts to take control of the situation. He is a fellow participant in the game, which is ultimately revealed to be a form of retribution and justice outside the legal system.
A fellow gambler who reunites with the survivors in the nightclub. He is crushed to death by a falling AC chiller in the flooded lobby.
High school student who battles the blob in the 1988 remake.
Justin is a radio host whose time slot is the one Elvis wants. Elvis and Dylan find him in the control room with what appears to be a fatal gunshot wound, reinforcing the caller's threat and making the station seem genuinely dangerous. His apparent death is later exposed as part of the prank.
Justin Rosa is a new federal wire room operator who arrives late for his first shift and is reprimanded by Shane Mueller. He becomes central to the crisis when he contacts Eddie Flynn despite orders not to, tries to obtain outside help, and remains determined to protect the investigation while fighting through the assault.
A disgraced parole officer and the story's central protagonist, Connor is forced into a deadly series of drug heists after killing one of Tyrone Pettis's enforcers and becoming indebted to Pettis. When Pettis abducts Connor's pregnant wife, Connor recruits his former teammates to pay the debt, rescue her, and confront Alston over a betrayal that broke up their team.
Vince's brother and fellow actor whose scenes are controversially slated for removal by financier Travis McCredle to secure funding. Despite production turmoil, he ultimately wins a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor and celebrates with his trademark phrase.
The drummer and co-founder of The Doors. He grows increasingly frustrated with Jim's unreliability and substance abuse but shares a final moment with him at a farewell gathering.
An ex-hacker at the center of the crisis, Orlando is forced by an anonymous bomber to break into high-level banking institutions while a bomb is planted under his chair. He tries to outsmart the attacker and escape the threat as the widening emergency draws his family into danger.
Kevin Dillon has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 1983. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Buddy Games Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Entourage, Platoon, The Blob. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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