Clerk who sells weapons to the Terminator in the first film.
Sheila's husband who encounters gremlins.
Law enforcement officer maintaining order in Fallwell.
Billy's eccentric neighbor who proves his sanity and aids in the Manhattan gremlin fight.
Allied military policeman guarding execution site
Burt Wentworth is the group's boss, whom the remaining women contact after discovering Biff's corpse. He comes to the mansion intending to help, but the Demon lures him away before he can provide assistance and murders him, making him another victim of the entity's effort to collect souls.
Local drunk who brings Frank Brayker to the boarding house.
Gotham mobster whose death introduces the Phantasm.
Local delivery driver or service worker.
Uncredited cameo in the 1975 film, representing a background criminal faction or mob group.
Walter is a dimwitted, impressionable busboy at the Yellow Door who longs for artistic recognition and Carla's affection. After accidentally killing a cat, a cop, Alice, and a factory worker, he disguises their bodies as clay sculptures. His sudden fame encourages his violence until discovery drives him to suicide.
Resort manager prioritizing business over safety in 1978.
Dick Miller has 169 screen credits in a career dating back to 1951. Their work spans 22 cinematic universes — most prominently Rebel Highway Series with 2 titles. Signature works include The Terminator, A Bucket of Blood, That Guy Dick Miller. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 22 universes
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