Aaron Stanford

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Characters played by Aaron Stanford

Pyro — Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)

An X-Men member who makes a cameo appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine.

James Cole — 12 Monkeys (2015)

Scavenger recruited from 2043 to travel to 2015 to stop the viral apocalypse. He teams up with Cassie Railly and José Ramse while evading Deacon's scavengers and targeting the Army of 12 Monkeys.

Seymour Birkhoff — Nikita (2010)

A former Division head technician who left the organization after Percy's imprisonment. He provides crucial technical and strategic support to Nikita and Michael, helping them expose and eliminate most members of the Oversight group and track down Division's hidden black boxes.

Doug — The Hills Have Eyes (2006)

Lynn's husband and Catherine's father. Survives desert attack to rescue his daughter from mutants.

Skeemo — Finestkind (2023)

Skeemo is a drug-addicted member of Tom's fishing crew who joins the illegal fishing and heroin smuggling ventures. The crew eventually discovers that he acted as the snitch, leading Tom to take a pistol and confront him. Charlie arrives in time to stop Tom from executing Skeemo and lets him live.

Oscar Grubman — Tadpole (2002)

A precocious 15-year-old student who finds peers immature and is secretly in love with his stepmother, Eve. He navigates Thanksgiving break with failed romantic attempts, a drunken encounter with Diane, and eventual self-reflection, ultimately realizing his infatuation was less significant than he believed.

Miles Richardson — Clinical (2017)

A police officer and Jane's romantic partner. He initially supports Jane but becomes alarmed by the security system tampering at her home. Tragically, he is killed by Jane during a drug-induced hysteria, an event later revealed through security footage and serving as a pivotal plot twist.

Neal Downs — Flakes (2007)

An exhausted worker at Flakes who is trying to keep the cereal shop running while pursuing his music. He refuses to rush his recording, wants it to be exceptional, and becomes involved in managing the shop's operations during the competition with New Original Flakes.

Michael Adler — Runaway (2005)

The central character, Michael has disappeared with and protects his much younger brother while hiding from their parents and the authorities. He works overnight shifts to support them, struggles with guilt and exhaustion, and has previously tried to hurt himself. He develops feelings for Carly but remains fearful of being discovered, ultimately deciding that he must run away again.

The Man — We've Forgotten More Than We Ever Knew (2016)

One of the two central survivors traveling through a devastated landscape. He carries the injured Woman to shelter, searches for answers about the abandoned building, investigates its recordings, and struggles with fragmented memories and growing distrust.

Kyle Braddock — Furthest Witness (2018)

Kyle is a relocation operative tasked with transporting Helena to a rendezvous. When the plan collapses and he finds himself holding her captive, he refuses to kill or abandon her, insisting that he entered the work to save lives. He continues moving with Helena as The Florist and Miguel Ramos's men close in.

Beagle — The Cake Eaters (2007)

Beagle is an adult who returns home after a long absence to find that his mother died while he was away. His music career has stalled, and he struggles to reconnect with his father, Easy. He reunites awkwardly with former love Stephanie and grows close to 15-year-old Georgia, prompting concern from her mother.

Career Overview

Aaron Stanford has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently X-MEN with 3 titles. Signature works include 12 Monkeys, Nikita, The Hills Have Eyes. 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
48
Birth Date
1976-12-27
Birth Place
Westford, Massachusetts, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 6 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q302786), public domain (CC0).