Uncredited cameo character with brief visual appearance.
Uncredited background character.
Lenny is Sallie's limousine driver and a loyal member of his criminal organization. He interrupts Marie while she is feeding on Sallie, forcing her to flee, and later helps Jacko capture Joe at the docks. Marie eventually kills him during the rescue, making him one of the mob's direct threats to the leads.
Appears in the Room 404 segment. He maniacally accuses Ted of sleeping with his wife Angela and forces him into a delusional hostage scenario at gunpoint. He later greets another party guest in the same manner after Ted escapes.
Reprogrammed robot companion who aids Avatar and Elinore.
Turk is an art thief who must smuggle an ornate ancient skull out of Thailand. He hides it among Marshall’s purchases and later kidnaps Marshall for ransom with Lillian’s help. After the thieves accidentally switch bodies, Turk is left in his new body when Marshall and Charlie reclaim the skull as punishment.
Supporting character involved in the Hollywood ensemble dynamics.
Joey Bambino is an ex-mobster and brother of Philly Bambino. Frank DaVinci enlists both brothers to help discover the location of Arthur Jameson's hideout, making Joey part of the group assisting Frank and Colette in their revenge investigation.
Worker appearing in background scenes.
A small-time Brooklyn hood who sees an opportunity to rise in the Mafia after the Don's consigliere dies. He arranges dates between Joey Aorta and Glorice, becomes the new consigliere, and later turns Glorice in to the Navy. He eventually falls in love with Glorice and becomes the new Don.
Protagonist with a childlike demeanor who works as a bicycle delivery man. Obsessed with superheroes, he wears a cape and shield shirt. He faces bullying, unrequited love, and guilt over a coerced encounter, leading to a breakdown. Ultimately, he heroically rescues a woman and a baby from a fire started by bullies, earning the neighborhood's admiration as Superman.
A creditor who demands ten thousand dollars from K.C. He takes K.C.'s nearly blind dog as security and threatens to keep the animal until the debt is paid.
David Proval has 88 screen credits in a career dating back to 1968. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Hollywood Dreams Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Innocent Blood, Four Rooms, Mean Streets. 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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