Doug Bennett / Jay Donell (played by Terence Hill) is a protagonist in Miami Supercops.
An FBI agent and former New York police officer who is deployed undercover as a Miami police officer to track the third bank robber. Steve Forest / L.A. Ray (played by Bud Spencer) is a protagonist in Miami Supercops.
An FBI agent and owner of a helicopter pilot school in Tampa who is called in to assist with the Miami case under the guise of local police officers. Chief Tanney (played by C.B. Seay) appears in Miami Supercops.
A Miami law enforcement official who likely oversees or cooperates with the FBI agents during their undercover operation. Charro (played by William 'Bo' Jim) appears in Miami Supercops.
A local Miami figure or criminal associate encountered during the investigation, potentially connected to the robber's underground network. Robert Delman / Ralph Duran (played by Ken Ceresne) appears in Miami Supercops.
The third robber from the 1978 Detroit bank heist who has been evading capture for seven years while hiding in Miami with the $20 million fortune. Irene (played by Jackie Castellano) appears in Miami Supercops.
A minor supporting character in the Miami setting, likely encountered during the agents' undercover activities. Barkeeper (played by C.V. Wood Jr.) appears in Miami Supercops.
A minor local character who provides background atmosphere or incidental information during the undercover investigation. Annabelle (played by Rhonda S. Lundstead) appears in Miami Supercops.
A minor supporting character in the Miami underworld, likely interacting with the main cast during the case.
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Characters
Doug Bennett / Jay Donell
(played by Terence Hill) — protagonist
An FBI agent and former New York police officer who is deployed undercover as a Miami police officer to track the third bank robber.
Steve Forest / L.A. Ray
(played by Bud Spencer) — protagonist
An FBI agent and owner of a helicopter pilot school in Tampa who is called in to assist with the Miami case under the guise of local police officers.
Chief Tanney
(played by C.B. Seay) — supporting
A Miami law enforcement official who likely oversees or cooperates with the FBI agents during their undercover operation.
Charro
(played by William 'Bo' Jim) — supporting
A local Miami figure or criminal associate encountered during the investigation, potentially connected to the robber's underground network.
Robert Delman / Ralph Duran
(played by Ken Ceresne) — supporting
The third robber from the 1978 Detroit bank heist who has been evading capture for seven years while hiding in Miami with the $20 million fortune.
Irene
(played by Jackie Castellano) — supporting
A minor supporting character in the Miami setting, likely encountered during the agents' undercover activities.
Barkeeper
(played by C.V. Wood Jr.) — supporting
A minor local character who provides background atmosphere or incidental information during the undercover investigation.
Annabelle
(played by Rhonda S. Lundstead) — supporting
A minor supporting character in the Miami underworld, likely interacting with the main cast during the case.
Key Relationships
Doug Bennett / Jay Donell → Annabelle
(Social Civilian)
Steve Forest / L.A. Ray → Barkeeper
(Social Local Contact)
Doug Bennett / Jay Donell → Irene
(Social Civilian Contact)
Chief Tanney → Charro
(Social Informant)
Robert Delman / Ralph Duran → Charro
(Alliance Criminal Associate)
Steve Forest / L.A. Ray → Robert Delman / Ralph Duran
(Conflict Target)
Doug Bennett / Jay Donell → Robert Delman / Ralph Duran
(Conflict Target)
Chief Tanney → Steve Forest / L.A. Ray
(Professional Supervisor)
Chief Tanney → Doug Bennett / Jay Donell
(Professional Supervisor)
Doug Bennett / Jay Donell → Steve Forest / L.A. Ray
(Alliance Teammate)
Story Analysis
A buddy-cop investigation into a decade-old $20 million bank robbery, featuring undercover FBI agents navigating Miami's criminal underworld to recover stolen funds and apprehend a fugitive.