A bullied high school senior who purchases a possessed 1958 Plymouth Fury named Christine. The car's influence transforms him into a rebellious and arrogant individual, leading to conflicts with his parents, best friend, and girlfriend. He becomes an extension of the vehicle's malicious will, ultimately dying when the car crashes during a confrontation.
Kate Miller’s teenage son and an inventor preparing a science-fair project. After Kate’s death, Peter becomes determined to find the killer and works with Liz Blake, using homemade listening devices and time-lapse cameras. He also prevents an attack in the subway and later rushes to Liz after her nightmare.
Teenager in Jaws 2.
Thornton's estranged son and a discouraged college student working as a diving team towel boy. Initially distant from his father due to academic struggles and social rejections, he gradually reconnects with Thornton, makes the diving team again, encourages his father to face a difficult academic challenge, and ultimately reconciles with him while winning over a romantic interest.
District attorney's son who voluntarily becomes Billie Jean's hostage to facilitate her video demands. He attends the surrender rally where Binx disguises himself as Billie Jean, and receives a kiss from Billie Jean before she departs.
The obstetrician at the hospital who examines Elizabeth and incorrectly diagnoses her contractions as false labor, setting the stage for Milo's journey to unfold.
A Kent State University student who joins the anti-war demonstration on May 4, 1970, and is one of the four students killed by National Guard gunfire. His death is one of the pivotal moments recreated in the film's narrative.
Keith Gordon has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work is anchored in the Jaws universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Singing Detective, Waking the Dead, A Midnight Clear. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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