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Buffalo '66 is a 1998 American independent romantic comedy-drama film directed by Vincent Gallo, who co-wrote the screenplay with Alison Bagnall from a story by Gallo. [1] It stars Gallo, Christina Ricci , Ben Gazzara , Mickey Rourke , Rosanna Arquette , Jan-Michael Vincent , and Anjelica Huston .
(Jana Taylor, 1963–66, 1993) [24] Part of the original cast. Daughter of Mike Costello. First patient of Steve Hardy. Gave birth to a child with Eddie Weeks, which was initially given up for adoption to Fred and Janet Fleming. Angie and Eddie get married, and take back their baby; they then moved to Chicago.
The Jack Staff version was shown to be recruited by a shadowy organisation in a subplot, [42] and in a letters page Grist stated the character would have a sizeable role in the second arc of The Weird World of Jack Staff. However, the comic ended before this could take place. [52]
The following is a list of characters from the HBO television show Boardwalk Empire. The show dramatizes the prohibition era in Atlantic City and the early history of the American Mafia. Many of the characters on the show are fictional.
Cast members portraying enemies of the Titans include Esai Morales as Deathstroke, Vincent Kartheiser as Dr. Jonathan Crane, Franka Potente as May Bennett, and Joseph Morgan as Sebastian Sanger, while allies include Damaris Lewis as Blackfire and Savannah Welch as Barbara Gordon.
At a hunting retreat led by the White House Chief of Staff, Lockhart is revealed to be the nominee for director of the CIA to replace Saul. Lockhart clashes with Saul while the latter is still director, and hires an Israeli intelligence agent, Alan Bernard , to spy on him, a scheme which Saul uncovers.
Bo Crowder (played by M. C. Gainey) is the patriarch of the Crowder family, incarcerated at the beginning of the series but later released due to Raylan's exposure of the original arresting officer Hunter Mosley. Upon his release from prison he sets off with two things in mind: get back into running drugs and torment Ava for the murder of his son.
Characters have since been written in and out of the series, and 16 actors were employed to the show's main cast at its finale. [10] Having appeared in over 500 episodes between the fourth and twenty-third series, the show's longest-serving character is Ric Griffin, portrayed by Hugh Quarshie. [11]