Core member of the working-class Conner family navigating daily struggles in Lanford, Illinois following Roseanne's death.
Top scarer at Monsters Inc., large blue furry monster with a heart of gold.
Widowed patriarch and founder of the Gemstone megachurch empire. Scales back his involvement in season three to hand control to his children, enters a relationship with Lori Milsap in season four, and his past as outlaw-turned-preacher Elijah is explored.
Large blue furry monster, top scarer at Monsters, Inc.
Ruthless arms dealer who kidnaps Alan in Part III.
Monarch founder who leads the Skull Island expedition.
A peasant whose modest home Kuzco is forced to live in. He acts as a father figure to Kuzco, helping him with school assignments and training him for physical education classes.
Naturally talented but initially arrogant monster who learns humility.
Kind village elder who teaches Kuzco about community and family values.
Al Zimmer is the boss of Kinograph Studios and the executive responsible for its production decisions. He initially objects when George Valentin promotes Peppy Miller, later announces the studio's move from silent films to sound, and ultimately permits Peppy to create a musical production that gives George a chance to return.
Gruff Autobot heavy weapons specialist.
"Big Daddy" La Bouff is Charlotte's wealthy father and the host of the masquerade ball held in Prince Naveen's honor. He is crowned king of the Mardi Gras parade, making Charlotte a princess until midnight, while Dr. Facilier schemes to use Lawrence's marriage to her to obtain his fortune.
John Goodman has 182 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 21 cinematic universes — most prominently Transformers with 2 titles. Signature works include Digger, The Conners, Monsters, Inc.. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 21 universes
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