Wendy's brother, who comes to stay with the Byrde family in the Ozarks. His mental health struggles and unguarded behavior make him a serious threat to the family's secrets; his storyline exposes how far Wendy will go to protect the operation.
Joseph Mankiewicz is Herman's brother and a fellow MGM employee. He worries that Herman's screenplay will anger Hearst, later reads the completed script and warns Herman about its consequences, but also recognizes it as the finest work Herman has written.
Protagonist of the true crime drama. The film chronicles his life and criminal actions. Lead actor Tom Pelphrey receives critical praise for this portrayal.
Bret is the central figure, whose use of someone else’s old phone number and pretense of being its owner set the trouble in motion. He pursues opportunities through the phone, lies to Nikki about what he can offer, and resists Garrett’s advice to come clean, while his friends try to help him navigate the consequences.
Elite Armenika operative hunting the alien, causing widespread destruction during his pursuit.
David is the leader and designated driver of the four meth-addicted friends. He agrees to meet their longtime dealer Tai and accepts the offer of drugs in exchange for a television, leading the group to break into a house. After the burglary turns into a hostage crisis, David is captured and arrested during the police rescue.
Tom Pelphrey has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Crazy Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Outer Range, Task, Love & Death. 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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