Corrupt police officer involved in Harvey Dent's kidnapping.
Marion Zeke Crumb is a police detective who develops a precarious relationship with Gary Hobson and strongly suspects that Gary is hiding something. After retiring from the police force, Crumb sometimes joins Gary, Chuck Fishman, and Marissa Clark, while deliberately avoiding the truth about Gary's mysterious hunches.
Chicago police detective investigating the murder case and escape.
Spectator observing pool games and betting.
Presiding judge overseeing legal proceedings in the sequel.
Uncle Pat is Brian's relative who provides crucial practical support near the end of the story. After Brian loses his corporate ambitions and recognizes the consequences of Doug's example, Pat gives him a loan to open his own bar. The new establishment fulfills Brian's long-held dream, although Pat is dismayed when Brian declares that the opening drinks are free.
A conspirator assisting Thomas Boyette in infiltrating the Neo-Nazi group in Chicago; eliminated by Detective Delich during the investigation.
Sven is the nearly forgotten brother of Gottfrid and Ivar. He emigrated to the US when he was young and has remained distant from the family. After learning about him, Fanny and Zac persuade Gottfrid and Ivar to travel together to visit Sven, making his absence a catalyst for the journey.
Ron Dean has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1976. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently The Dark Knight Trilogy with 1 titles. Signature works include The Dark Knight, The Fugitive, Vegetable House. 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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