Radical rebel extremist, fighter against the Empire.
A fictionalized crime boss who returns from ten years in prison to find Harlem controlled by the Italian mob. He battles the Genovese crime family to regain control of the neighborhood and forms an alliance with Malcolm X.
Elder statesman and T'Chaka's friend. Undercover agent who kills N'Jobu and raises Erik.
Serves as the narrator and on-screen host for the 2002 revival series, assuming Rod Serling's original role.
A US Army Colonel responsible for recruiting linguist Louise Banks and physicist Ian Donnelly to investigate the alien spacecraft in Montana. He oversees the military and scientific operation.
A wealthy real estate tycoon and mayoral candidate who is also Charlie's estranged father. He initially hires Walker to locate his son but is later kidnapped by Mother. He ultimately sacrifices his life by shielding Charlie from a bullet, dying in his son's arms.
Determined LAPD inspector investigating a murder, initially suspects Bryan.
Corrupt LAPD captain and mastermind behind evidence theft and murders
Aretha's father and a prominent Detroit Baptist pastor. He pushes her early singing career, arranges her Columbia Records contract, and harshly opposes her relationship with Ted White. Later, he engages in a drunken argument with her regarding the Civil Rights Movement before ultimately reconciling with her before the final album recording.
Burnham is an employee of the home’s security company and the person who built its panic room. He joins Junior’s burglary to open the safe containing bearer bonds, but becomes increasingly disturbed by Raoul’s violence. He ultimately saves Sarah by shooting Raoul and is arrested by the police.
Extremist Rebel fighter, mentor to Jyn Erso
Forest Whitaker has 190 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently MCU with 1 titles. Signature works include Godfather of Harlem, The Twilight Zone, Arrival. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
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