Street informant or low-level criminal.
Stuart Stratland Jr. is a young writer hired to adapt Marvin Landisman’s screenplay for the investors’ mistresses. His proposed changes repeatedly anger Marvin, while his attraction to Peggy develops into an affair. His work and relationship further complicate the already unstable film project.
Bobby is one of Nick Rinaldi's low-rent criminal friends. He joins Nick and Zip in breaking into a local electronics store during a robbery arranged through Carl, but a security guard intervenes. Bobby is arrested while Nick escapes, leaving Bobby and Zip in jail and frustrated by Asteroid's presence.
Another mob enforcer and debt collector who teams up with Dinosaur Bob to threaten Watty and participate in the nationwide manhunt for the couple.
An inexperienced young man who courts Linda at the graduation party. He takes her to a motel, where their attempt to have sex ends when she becomes sick. Later, Alex is upset about Paige's engagement to Lee and joins Ben in hoping to break up the couple; he eventually leaves town with Ben and Virgil.
Carl Flynn is the owner of a house robbed by Erik and his brother. After Jose negotiates an arrangement concerning the burglary charges, the two brothers go to Flynn and confess that they were responsible for robbing his home. The excerpt ends with this admission, leaving its consequences unresolved.
Jace Alexander has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 1977. Their work is anchored in the Crocodile Dundee universe with 1 titles. Signature works include And, We're Out of Time, Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret, Three Inches. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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