Daniel Stern

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Characters played by Daniel Stern

Eli Hobson — For All Mankind (2019)

A character listed in the ensemble cast of the alternate-history space drama.

Narrator (Adult Kevin) — The Wonder Years (1988)

The adult Kevin Arnold, voiced by Daniel Stern. He provides the series' reflective voiceover, recounting his adolescence and revealing the future fates of his family and friends in the finale.

Marv — Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)

Bumbling burglar, part of the Wet Bandits duo, known for comedic mishaps

Glen Babbit — Manhattan (2014)

A veteran, plainspoken scientist and member of Frank Winter's inner circle at Los Alamos. Babbit brings practical, hands-on knowledge to the experimental work on the atomic bomb and often serves as a blunt, down-to-earth voice among the brilliant and anxious theorists. His loyalty to Frank is matched by his impatience with secrecy, bureaucracy, and military authority.

Phil Berquist — City Slickers (1991)

Supermarket manager trapped in a loveless marriage, joins a cattle drive to escape routine.

Cyril — Breaking Away (1979)

Cyril is one of Dave's close friends and helps accompany Dave's romantic serenade to Katherine by playing guitar. Rod and his fraternity brothers mistake Cyril for Dave and beat him up, an attack that motivates Mike to seek revenge. Cyril later joins Dave, Mike, and Moocher in the Little 500 race.

Lymangood — Blue Thunder (1983)

Rookie police officer assigned as Murphy's helicopter observer. He secures the incriminating videotape but is ambushed and killed by conspirators.

Buzz 'Sixpack' Parrish — Leviathan (1989)

Buzz 'Sixpack' Parrish is a mining crew member whose discovery drives the disaster. He finds the wreck and a flask of vodka, shares the drink with Bowman, then develops lesions and dies from the mutagen. His corpse mutates, merges with Bowman's body, and becomes the first immediate form of the creature threatening the station.

Phil Brickma — Rookie of the Year (1993)

Phil Brickma is Henry's inept coach during his unexpected major-league career. His coaching is part of the culture shock Henry experiences after joining the Cubs, alongside the pressure of professional competition, public attention, and learning how to function as a pitcher at the highest level.

Glen Stevenson — Little Monsters (1989)

Brian's father. The family recently moved to suburban Boston. Brian worries about a potential divorce, and at the film's conclusion, Brian calls him from Malibu to explain their supernatural adventure with Eric.

Earl Cavendar — Whip It (2009)

Earl Cavendar is Bliss's father and part of the family conflict over her secret roller derby career. When Bliss's parents demand that she quit, he ultimately persuades his wife to let Bliss leave the pageant and attend the championship game, supporting Bliss's chance to follow what makes her happy.

Max Grabelski — Bushwhacked (1995)

The protagonist, a deliveryman who is framed for murder and money laundering. He is mistaken for a scoutmaster and reluctantly leads a group of scouts to Devil's Peak to clear his name, ultimately outsmarting the criminals and saving the children.

Career Overview

Daniel Stern has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1979. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently City Slickers Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Wonder Years, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, City Slickers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
78
Birth Date
1957-08-28
Birth Place
Bethesda, Maryland, USA

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q379811), public domain (CC0).