The ambitious manager of the catering company, eager to turn each event into a chance for success.
Crime boss and antagonist in Agent Carter season 1.
Vincent is a paparazzo who joins Gail, Otto, Caleb, and John Slattery in their effort to reach Jon Hamm. He helps with the plan to approach Hamm and later receives permission to photograph him, turning his connection to the group into a professional opportunity.
School coach dealing with monster attacks during sports events.
Bruce is Chris’s neighbor and recurring winner of the neighborhood Christmas decoration competition. Chris envies him because his inexpensive inflatables repeatedly succeed, but later realizes their rivalry is misplaced. After Chris makes amends, Bruce and his family celebrate Christmas and share free tacos with the Carvers.
Voice actor for a minor character in the collection.
Cole's father, skeptical of Cole's claims and focused on normalcy.
Friend or cult member involved in the sequel's plot.
Rick Gergenblatt is George's arrogant brother, who offers George a job after George and Linda lose their work and invites them to live with him and Marissa in Atlanta. His chaotic household quickly pushes George to a breaking point and contributes to George's decision to return to Elysium.
One of the four working-class friends who work as clam diggers in The Hamptons in 1976 and who must face changing times in both their personal lives and their neighborhood.
Glen Finch is presented in the cast list as the children’s father. In the plot, the family’s father is forced at gunpoint to surrender Margot when intruders invade the home, and he later remains connected to the family’s escape and confrontation with the syndicate.
Gustav Warner is Sam Sotto's friend and expected successor in the voice-over business. He develops laryngitis and misses a recording, allowing Carol Solomon to substitute for him and win the job he wanted. After spending a night with Carol, he boasts about the encounter and continues pursuing her without initially realizing her identity.
Ken Marino has 113 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently The Babysitter Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Party Down, Childrens Hospital, The Residence. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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