Dr. Steve Brule (played by John C. Reilly) is a protagonist in Bagboy.
The protagonist and title bagboy at Myer's Super Foods. He stocks shelves, bags groceries, and is appointed to work the night shift to catch shoplifters. He interacts with coworkers and customers, contemplates moral dilemmas with his imaginary friend, and negotiates with a butcher to free a young thief. Micky Dolenz (played by Micky Dolenz) is a protagonist in Bagboy.
Celebrity guest who appears as himself in the supermarket and asks the protagonist for the location of bananas. Brown (played by Danny Allen) appears in Bagboy.
A store butcher who works in the cutting room. He is found holding a young shoplifter captive, claiming to do so for the joy of murder, and eventually negotiates with the protagonist to release the boy in exchange for canned goods. Daisy (played by Joclyn Van Orden) appears in Bagboy.
Dog (played by David Liebe Hart) appears in Bagboy.
The protagonist's imaginary friend, consulted during moral dilemmas regarding whether to report a young shoplifter to the manager. Doug Prishpreed (played by Doug Foster) appears in Bagboy.
Chip (played by Jake Elliott) appears in Bagboy.
A coworker who mentions having concert tickets. The protagonist later directs frustration toward him in the parking lot, where the boy offers to recommend him to a cashier in exchange for leniency.
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Characters
Dr. Steve Brule
(played by John C. Reilly) — protagonist
The protagonist and title bagboy at Myer's Super Foods. He stocks shelves, bags groceries, and is appointed to work the night shift to catch shoplifters. He interacts with coworkers and customers, con...
Micky Dolenz
(played by Micky Dolenz) — protagonist
Celebrity guest who appears as himself in the supermarket and asks the protagonist for the location of bananas.
Brown
(played by Danny Allen) — supporting
A store butcher who works in the cutting room. He is found holding a young shoplifter captive, claiming to do so for the joy of murder, and eventually negotiates with the protagonist to release the bo...
Daisy
(played by Joclyn Van Orden) — supporting
Dog
(played by David Liebe Hart) — supporting
The protagonist's imaginary friend, consulted during moral dilemmas regarding whether to report a young shoplifter to the manager.
Doug Prishpreed
(played by Doug Foster) — minor
Chip
(played by Jake Elliott) — supporting
A coworker who mentions having concert tickets. The protagonist later directs frustration toward him in the parking lot, where the boy offers to recommend him to a cashier in exchange for leniency.
