A local who rents a trailer on Becky's mother's property. He falls into criminal activity by opening a chop shop and serves jail time. He is later approved for early release and works as a bartender at Buddy's bar.
Alex Hopper is a rebellious United States Navy lieutenant whose potential is undermined by disciplinary problems. After Stone is killed and senior officers are lost, Alex assumes command, leads the surviving sailors against the alien warships, destroys the communications array, and earns promotion, a Silver Star, and his brother's posthumous Navy Cross.
Former Confederate captain transported to Mars via a Thern medallion. Adapts to lower gravity with super strength and jumping ability. Allies with the Tharks, rescues Princess Dejah Thoris, becomes Thark leader by defeating Tal Hajus, commands the army to victory, marries Dejah, and outsmarts Matai Shang to return to Barsoom permanently.
Ghost is a former Orion operative believed to have died in action who becomes the film's principal antagonist. He brokers stolen nuclear material, ambushes Hurley's team, builds a nuclear weapon, captures Hurley and Annika, and attempts a kamikaze attack against the U.S. Sixth Fleet.
Former soldier and Michael Trujillo's criminal partner. He initiates the plot by gunning down multiple NYPD officers during a robbery attempt. He escapes into Manhattan with Michael but is later fatally wounded in a shootout with Davis.
Pogue Parry is one of the four young witches and is romantically involved with Kate Tunney. After learning that Kate has been placed in a coma by a spell, he confronts Chase Collins, but is defeated and hospitalized. He later recovers with Kate, remaining an important ally of Caleb Danvers.
Former Navy SEAL and cannabis cultivator who smuggled the initial seeds from Afghanistan. He partners with Ben to build a profitable business while openly dating Ophelia. When threatened by the cartel, he leads violent counterattacks, including a convoy raid and the kidnapping of a cartel leader's daughter to negotiate a hostage exchange. He ultimately leaves the country to escape legal consequences.
Bruce is a charismatic gay man who has recently begun dating Craig and later becomes president of GMHC despite Ned's objections. He also cares deeply for his dying boyfriend Albert, accompanying him to Phoenix and arranging his cremation after hospitals and officials refuse to properly assist them.
Mutant with ability to charge objects with kinetic energy, Cajun accent.
Lowly theme park mechanic at RoboWorld who loves his girlfriend Sue and dreams of proposing on Valentine's Day. He accidentally gets entangled in a villainous scheme after mistaking a supervillain's remote-control ring for his own engagement ring. Through a series of chase scenes and robot battles, he grows into a hero, ultimately defeating the giant robot threat and successfully proposing to Sue with a handmade ring.
Award-winning photographer renowned for his haunting imagery, who struggles with severe trauma and guilt stemming from documenting extreme human suffering.
Joel Herrod is a handsome young landscaper whose business is booming because of Dr. Palmer's patronage. He becomes romantically involved with Rosie, the young white teacher who comes to Julia, placing his personal relationship within the film's broader story of the town's intersecting lives and community conflict.
Taylor Kitsch has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Veldhuis & Kemper Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, The Terminal List, Battleship. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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