Martin Cummins

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Characters played by Martin Cummins

Ames White — Dark Angel (2000)

Ames White is a government agent assigned to eliminate the freed transgenics after the Manticore facility is exposed. He is secretly loyal to an ancient breeding cult, regards Sandeman's transgenic creations as a threat, and attempts to kill Max Guevara because of the special sequences hidden in her genetic code.

Drifter — Omen IV: The Awakening (1991)

Transient figure in rural scenes.

Rob — Radio Rebel (2012)

Tara's stepfather and the owner of the SlamFM radio station. He attempts to bond with Tara by inquiring about her secret broadcasting alter ego. After discovering her true identity, he supports her by inviting her to officially host her show at the station.

Tony — Site Unseen: An Emma Fielding Mystery (2017)

A member of Emma's research group who is affected by the discovery of a body at the archaeological site.

Javier — A Dog Named Duke (2012)

Javier is part of Terry's support network during his difficult adjustment after military service. He tries to encourage Terry not to give up on recovery and offers emotional support as Terry struggles with physical limitations, guilt, and fear about becoming disconnected from the people he loves.

Brian Herrimann — Darrow & Darrow: Witness to Murder (2019)

Supporting character involved in murder defense plotlines.

Aiden Kater — DeVour (2005)

The leader of a devil worshipping cult that operates the online game The Pathway. He uses the platform to lure and manipulate individuals into committing murder and suicide, specifically searching for a target connected to his wife Anne. Initially believed to have sacrificed her, he actually orchestrated the theft of her child.

Detective Armory — Fear Island (2009)

Detective Armory interrogates the apparent sole survivor after the island killings and initially believes she is responsible for the murders. He later apologizes after accepting her account, but the discovery that the woman is actually Megan exposes the deception. He realizes the truth and returns to the hospital too late to stop her escape.

Mark Green — The Christmas Shepherd (2014)

Mark Green is Emma’s father and a member of the family that adopts and grows attached to Sally’s missing shepherd. He understands Sally’s claim but worries about Emma’s pain if the dog is taken away. Through the dispute and later meetings with Sally, Mark confronts loss and the possibility of a new relationship.

Sgt. Barry Atkins — Murder at the Presidio (2005)

Fran Atkins’s husband and a focus of Chandler’s investigation; his whereabouts on the night of her murder are questioned. Chandler learns that Barry wanted a family and was determined to have children of his own rather than adopt. These details give Chandler a possible motive to examine, but the account does not establish that Barry killed Fran.

Rodger Summers — Cold Zone (2017)

Rodger arrives in Alaska with his wife, Candace Summers, and their son, Jordan Summers. After meeting Dr. Tim Hughes, he helps assess the expanding freezing danger zones and the closing safe gaps. Rodger later reunites with Candace and Jordan and joins the attempt to reach the airport.

Vaughn — Ice Men (2004)

Vaughn has just turned 30 and owns the family cabin, which he bought from his mother with his inheritance after his father died. He invites his best friends for a winter weekend, but his estranged brother Trevor's arrival and revelations about the group force Vaughn to confront the turmoil in his family and friendships.

Career Overview

Martin Cummins has 90 screen credits in a career dating back to 1987. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Darrow & Darrow Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Dark Angel, The Christmas Shepherd, Hell in a Handbag. 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
90
Birth Date
1969-11-28
Birth Place
North Delta, British Columbia, Canada

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Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q712761), public domain (CC0).