Stephen Baldwin

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Characters played by Stephen Baldwin

McManus — The Usual Suspects (1995)

A fellow career criminal arrested alongside Keaton and Verbal. He suggests organizing a jewel heist for revenge against corrupt cops and participates in the subsequent missions until he is killed on the ship.

Anthony Golikov — The Beast of War (1988)

Anthony Golikov is the tank's loader and one of Daskal's remaining crewmen. Acting under Daskal's orders, he helps Kaminski tie Koverchenko to a rock and leave him as a trap for the mujahideen. After the tank is disabled and its crew abandons it, Golikov flees on foot with Kaminski while Koverchenko seeks protection for them.

Stuart — Threesome (1994)

An All-American jock and forced roommate who initially falls in love with Alex. He helps protect the trio from outside romantic interests, participates in the threesome, and later drifts apart from the group before finding happiness in a monogamous relationship with a woman.

McGuyver Smoker — Half Baked (1998)

A resourceful smoker presented as a comic character archetype.

Tuff Hedeman — 8 Seconds (1994)

Lane's best friend and fellow rodeo competitor. Travels the professional circuit with Lane. After Lane's death, he pays tribute by staying on an additional eight seconds at the National Finals Rodeo.

Dodge — Fled (1996)

A convict serving time on a chain gang who escapes with Piper. He hacked a company owned by Matajano to steal five million dollars and needs to retrieve a hidden computer disc to get his payout. Pursued by hitmen and law enforcement, he relies on Piper to evade capture and ultimately delivers the critical evidence.

Jimmy J. 'Little J' Teeters — Posse (1993)

Jimmy J. 'Little J' Teeters is a White prisoner who accepts command of the 10th Cavalry rather than face execution. He helps Father Time escape after a cheating scandal, defends Weezie during an assault on Freemanville, and is beaten to death by the sheriff's men, making his loyalty to Jesse's group a major emotional turning point.

Doyle Johnson — Bio-Dome (1996)

Doyle Johnson, nicknamed “Stubs,” is Bud’s best friend and partner in the reckless mishaps inside the Bio-Dome. After causing serious disruption, he joins Bud in repairing the damaged experiment, helps expose Faulkner’s bombs, and swallows the escape key to keep the scientists from abandoning the dome. He is Monique’s former boyfriend.

Joe Genest — Jesse Stone: Night Passage (2006)

Boston gangster's enforcer in Paradise, involved in money laundering and domestic abuse.

Jon — Friends & Lovers (1999)

Ian's friend who brings his German girlfriend Carla to the resort. He navigates romantic insecurity and rivalry as he competes for her attention against a local ski instructor.

Travis — Bitter Harvest (1993)

Travis is a lonely, uneducated and gullible young Texas farmer grieving his abusive father's death. He inherits the farm and a valuable coin collection, then becomes the target of Jolene and Kelly Ann's scam. Needing emotional support, he joins their bank robberies before discovering their murders and being killed by Kelly Ann.

Bryan McBride — Lost Treasure (2003)

An antiques expert and brother of Det. Carl McBride, Bryan recognizes that the artifact he found may be genuine and asks to have it tested. He leads an expedition to Isla Damas, insisting he can guide the group to Columbus's treasure. When the group is hunted, he explains how the overlay works and tries to keep the search moving.

Career Overview

Stephen Baldwin has 118 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Jesse Stone Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Usual Suspects, The Flyboys, Threesome. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
118
Birth Date
1966-05-12
Birth Place
Massapequa, New York, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q310947), public domain (CC0).