Leonardo is one of the four mutant turtle brothers and the team's disciplined leader, trained in ninjutsu by Splinter. He guides Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo through battles against the Kraang and Shredder, suffers a grave injury during the invasion, and later overcomes physical and mental trauma to reunite the team.
Awkward but well-meaning high school student navigating romance and adulthood.
Awkward but well-meaning young man navigating love, marriage, and adulthood with comedic missteps.
Dustin is Tank's step-cousin and roommate, and he is in love with his colleague Alexis. After she turns him down, he asks Tank to take her on a bad date to make her return to him. His plan backfires when Alexis and Tank become involved, and Dustin eventually exposes Tank's scheme to her at Rachel's wedding.
Awkward but well-meaning protagonist navigating love, marriage, and fatherhood.
Awkward but well-meaning teen navigating romance, friendship, and adulthood across multiple films.
Suzie's estranged husband who orchestrates a fake home invasion at his father-in-law's lake house to win her back. His scheme backfires when Ernie attacks Suzie, leading to Ernie's death and escalating tensions. Kevin attempts to cover up his involvement, eventually confessing to Heather and reconciling with Suzie as they leave town together.
Actor playing himself in Strike Back.
A scholarly Midwest student on scholarship at NYU who faces bullying from his roommates. He lives in a veterinary hospital, falls for classmate Dora, and uncovers a blackmail scheme involving a professor. His integrity leads him to steal and replace the drugged pills, refuse a compromised take-home exam, and ultimately win Dora's heart while his antagonistic roommates face ruin.
The film's protagonist and band member who falls under the controlling spell of psychologist Judith Fessbeggler. Despite his friends' interventions and a lingering love for his high school sweetheart Sandy, he struggles to break free from Judith's influence before ultimately choosing Sandy and escaping the disastrous engagement.
Actor cameo in Reboot.
A vice principal overwhelmed by school chaos who fears the impending closure and inspection. He feels like a failure, suspects a hidden agenda behind the crisis, and confronts an armed student before being injured by rock salt.
Jason Biggs has 67 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently American Pie with 4 titles. Signature works include American Pie, American Wedding, American Reunion. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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