A transit control officer who monitors the subway system and declares the hijacked money train a runaway, initiating track clearance procedures to prevent a collision.
Commands police or tactical operations from a control center
An American mercenary and member of the briefing team. He survives the initial weapons ambush and participates in the convoy heist. During the subsequent chaotic shootout, he is killed by Seamus O'Rourke, who then escapes with Deirdre and the captured Gregor.
Harlan is Shane's widowed, conservative father and the head of the O'Shea household in Jersey City. He opposes Shane's new job at 54 and later rejects him on Christmas Day after hearing that Shane used drugs there. Their relationship eventually improves, with Shane visiting Harlan and his sisters every week after leaving the club.
An experienced police veteran who has a long-standing relationship with Enid. He attempts to keep his younger partner Brennan in check during the investigation. Ultimately, he acts on information from the local women to shut down the brothel while observing the sisters' calm walk away.
Tom is approached by Susan after she is temporarily evicted from her apartment. She asks whether she can stay with him, but the exchange becomes hostile and humiliating, showing how little practical support Susan can obtain from the people around her.
A firefighter who also works at a bar, where Brooks drinks after leaving the hospital. Sy talks with Brooks about Danny and child welfare, and suggests that Brooks might have tried to have another child after his ex-wife's miscarriage. Police later bring Sy along when they go to take in a suspect.
Tony owns Calloway Outfitters, the remote property where Jake and Stevie's crew films its hunting-show pilot. He urges them to keep hunting despite their unease, dismisses their concerns, and becomes guarded when shown their footage. His response leads the crew to suspect he may be withholding information about the property.
A background character reflecting the film's gritty Atlantic City setting. Specific plot involvement is not detailed in the provided summary.
Skipp Sudduth has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work is anchored in the Eraser Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Third Watch, Ronin, Flawless. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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