Injured rebel receiving treatment in District 8 hospital.
Uncredited background character.
Passenger experiencing comedic distress during the flight.
Medical examiner.
Corporate associate of the Thorn family who falls victim to dark forces.
A wealthy and ambitious parent who prioritizes his son's Ivy League prospects, briefly absent during Joel's chaotic week but ultimately satisfied with his academic outcome.
Brenda's resentful alcoholic husband. He dreads a humiliating Jaycee initiation ritual, fails to complete it, and returns home to argue with Brenda, accidentally shooting her in the shoulder. He is later jailed.
Benjamin Wells is Julian's father. After Julian's addiction, financial collapse, and homelessness, Julian turns to his father for help and begs him to support his decision to quit drugs. His family relationship reflects the isolation Julian faces before trying to recover.
A minor member of the Dayton-related social network.
Tom is Morgan's father and a Republican senator from Virginia seeking re-election. He brings Morgan home to help with the campaign and is more open than Morgan's mother to his son growing up. Morgan eventually realizes that he and Tom share more in common than he had imagined.
Supporting character, possibly a colleague or contact.
CEO of the Pilgrim Corporation who decides to use the canyon for illegal nuclear waste dumping, orders Lowell's eviction, and destroys his laboratory.
Nicholas Pryor has 100 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Halloween with 1 titles. Signature works include The Way We Live Now, Dark Angel, Damien - Omen II. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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