Older brother known for pranks and teasing.
Kevin's older brother, known for bullying him but later shows protective instincts.
The system administrator for the surrogate network. He assists Tom Greer in modifying the virus code to ensure the human operators survive the system-wide shutdown of their surrogates.
Polly's boyfriend who becomes an unwitting victim of Dennis's doorbell pranks.
A Deado enforcer who receives the stolen gold from Hayes and assists in assembling the Staff of Jericho. He transforms into a hulking monster to escape capture but ultimately evades capture temporarily before the artifact's destruction.
College acquaintance appearing in Paige's early life.
One of Uncle Ray's sons who participates in the attack on David and Woody, stealing the sweepstakes letter and later discarding it after realizing it is fraudulent.
A school bully who gets into a physical fight with Brian. Despite their initial animosity, Brian's group recruits him later to join the rescue mission, where he helps defeat the monster ruler Boy using bright lights.
An overweight employee trapped in the stalled elevator. When the rescue team lowers the car to the basement, he realizes he cannot fit through the opening and accepts his fate. He regains composure, realizing he is the hero who ensured everyone else's survival before the bomb detonates.
An isolated neighbor who becomes concerned after seeing Angela leave her home. He interrupts the intruders during the apartment siege, gets stabbed, but manages to distract and assist Angela in neutralizing the attackers.
Ben is Dwight’s old high school friend and a veteran who provides crucial practical help after Dwight is wounded. He supplies Dwight with a rifle, food, and additional weapons, then secretly shoots Teddy when Teddy gains control of Dwight’s gun. Ben tries to help without becoming further involved, but Dwight sabotages his truck to protect him.
Phil Bernstein is a colleague in the New York newsroom. After receiving a call from an injured journalist inside Roosevelt Hospital, he connects an ambulance call from the Dakota with the victim's arrival and helps the newsroom investigate. He later tells the journalist that the network accepted the lead and broadcast the story.
Devin Ratray has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Home Alone with 3 titles. Signature works include Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Home Sweet Home Alone, Surrogates. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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