Acting Job in "Storm Warning" Film

Lead. ~182 lines. RCMP constable newly stationed in rural Prince Edward County, Ontario. Professional, methodical, deeply committed to duty. Initially introverted and reserved, he builds rapport with locals like Gary and Lisa. Over the crisis—uncovering Nazi relics, battling vampires—he emerges as the group's decisive leader. His arc moves from methodical investigator to resilient, improvisational survivor.

STRONG SUPPORT. ~137 lines. Seasoned OPP Sergeant with irreverent humor and sharp, pragmatic approach to crises. Foil and confidante to Michael, bridge between the new constable and insular locals. Shares hard-earned wisdom and conspiracy theories. Provides comic relief but fiercely dedicated—steps up as leader, risks himself for the group, shows emotional depth facing mounting horrors. Camaraderie with Michael anchors the team.

~121 lines. Local physician—petite, athletic, highly competent. Both caretaker and crucial ally to Michael and Gary. Initially professional and reserved; interactions with Michael warm over time, revealing playful, affectionate side beneath rational demeanor. Applies scientific rigor and resourcefulness—runs critical medical analyses, devises improvised weapons. Emotional investment becomes clear as she risks her life, confronts betrayal, fights as equal partner.

~46 lines. Sharp-tongued, fiercely determined dispatcher and auxiliary officer. Known for sarcasm, tactical improvisation, confrontational willingness to break rules. Manages town emergencies, enforces curfews, physically confronts danger. Reveals vulnerability under pressure but shines as resilient, inventive, fiercely loyal frontline defender. Does not hesitate to stand alone against monstrous threats. Fights prejudice head-on.

(Anglo or Irish descent) | ~17 lines. Known as 'The Captain'—thick-set, bald, tall, muscular local fisherman with lighthearted political ambitions (Mayoralty candidate). First appears as authoritative, plainspoken leader. When attacked by Nazi vampire stormtroopers, transitions from calm confidence to raw terror. Later revealed as formidable vampire threat himself. Arc journeys from rustic figure of strength to chilling symbol of corrupted authority.

~18 lines. Parish priest and spiritual defender of survivors against the Nosferatu threat. Initially reserved and unsure, emerges from isolation to join main group. Becomes vital in preparation and blessing of holy water—the group's principal weapon. Demonstrates firm faith, leadership, resourcefulness under pressure, particularly during climactic battle by water tower. Steady composure and resolve mark him as essential anchor for team morale and supernatural defenses.

SUPPORT. ~12 lines. Sensationalist radio shock-jock whose provocative broadcasts stir up public fear and spread the vampire threat. After being turned, becomes undead recruiter over airwaves before meeting brutal end at hands of Nosferatu.

~11 lines. Gruff, elderly local fisherman with secretive side. Known for resourcefulness and stubbornness (uses dynamite to fish). Arc shifts from eccentric survivor to tragic victim, then menacing vampire.

(1945)/80+ (present day) ~16 lines total. NOTE: Same character—consolidates 6 duplicate AI entries. Infamous Nazi war criminal turned vampire commander. In 1945 prologue: icy authority, controls mission through calculated cruelty and fear. In present day: appears as frail elderly 'Heinrich Gregor' with hidden volatile menace. Eventually revealed as Mengele—true strength and authority dramatically exposed.

~8 lines. Small-town diner waitress whose cheerful demeanor masks deep personal struggles. Shares playful banter with regulars. World unravels after husband's brutal murder—shock leaves her traumatized and nearly catatonic. Transformation from spirited local to shattered widow underscores tragedy's impact.

~7 lines. Wounded, anxious mother dealing with poverty and unexpected loss of partner. Appears worn down, clings to hope for son's well-being. Quickly becomes traumatized witness to violent tragedy. Emotional arc shifts from determination to profound shock.

~6 lines. Cautious, practical pot farmer who tries to keep himself and partner Doug out of trouble. Takes lead ensuring covert operation stays under radar. Demonstrates competence and protectiveness. Aims to keep things under control but becomes victim of sudden violence.

~6 lines. Panicked, desperate mother searching for daughter Brianna among missing teens. Fear and anxiety dominate early scenes; shifts from helplessness to determination joining pursuit, following police in own vehicle. Ultimately rendered helpless at crisis height. Embodies maternal worry and resolve.

~5 lines. Relentless, chilling figure overseeing brutal Nazi experiments (1945 prologue). Demonstrates unwavering loyalty to Mengele and ruthlessness in following orders. Marked by menace and authoritative composure in face of violence.

~5 lines. Nurse at local clinic. Initially witty and supportive with colleagues. Later succumbs to vampiric despair—shocking suicide and subsequent reanimation as undead exemplify escalating horror impacting everyday townsfolk.

~5 lines. Seedy local with nervous demeanor, active in community rumors, always seeking information. Unease grows when confronted by police—quickly devolves from assertive to timid.

~4 lines. Brash, impulsive pot farmer. Known for quick wit and risk-taking. Tempers reckless behavior with occasional caution when challenged by partner Bob. Confidence and humor drive their scenes; ultimately succumbs to sudden, violent fate.

~2-3 lines. Vampiric Nazi stormtrooper commander. Disciplined, unwavering leader involved in besieging church and commanding undead troops. Responds swiftly to orders from superiors, carries out tactical plans. Menacing presence and executor of violence.

SMALLER SPEAKING ROLE. ~3 lines. Ryan's mother. Defensive of her son, emotionally desperate when he goes missing. Becomes tragic victim when turned Ryan attacks her.

~1-2 lines. Ryan's father. Worried, searching frantically for missing son. Participates alongside other parents in efforts to locate children.

~1-2 lines. Concerned mother at police station desperate to learn whereabouts of missing sons. Emotionally invested and defensive when children's character questioned.

~3 lines. Disciplined military pilot suddenly under Mengele's control (1945 prologue). Original flight plans confiscated and destroyed; complies with sinister orders under duress.

~1-2 lines German flight officer who performs preflight checks. Attempts to show respect to Mengele but is rebuffed. Resumes duties despite being unsettled.

~3 lines. Captain Bishop—thick-set, bald, muscular authority figure who restores order in chaotic moments. Acts decisively, settles disputes, commands respect. Grounding force capable of switching between levity and seriousness.

~2 lines. Enters evacuation scene shocked but adapts quickly. Helps load survivors and drive them to hospital. Cooperative and level-headed in face of chaos.

~3 lines. Slightly tipsy teenager traveling with friends. Briefly isolated after leaving vehicle to use woods. Vulnerable, off-balance—anxious relief turns to terror when attacked by vampire.

~3 lines. Teenage passenger in pickup. Initially lively but quickly disturbed when events turn dire. Shows protective side by stopping truck for the girl; joins urgent dash into woods following her screams.

~2 lines.Serves customers attentively, provides directions to regulars. Becomes victim during undead attack—symbolizes encroaching danger even within safe social spaces.

~1 line. Provincial police officer assisting Michael in destruction of contraband. Helps provide gasoline at Michael's behest. Represents authority and law enforcement cooperation.

~4 lines. Commanding off-screen presence who halts Nazi vampire commander's order with a word. Authority instantly recognized—figure of importance, possibly superior or higher-ranking official.

~1 line (raspy). Teenage boy turned vampire. Savagely attacks own mother in front of townsfolk. Displays predatory instincts and supernatural strength, unfazed by bullets. Ultimately overpowered by protagonists' holy tools.

NON-SPEAKING / FEATURED EXTRAS. Unit of undead Nazi soldiers. Relentlessly assault town and besiege church. Strict discipline, unwavering obedience. Transformation into grotesque undead enforcers makes them iconic threat throughout siege.

Recurring supernatural antagonist—undead, bat-winged vampire. Brutal predatory instincts, immense strength. Attempts to escape or attack throughout story; continually subdued by protagonists' weapons and rituals.

Margaret Tyler's daughter. Teenager turned vampire; attacks mother with blood on face and prominent fangs.

Medical professionals extracting blood from Nosferatu during chaotic procedure. Show fear when creature escapes restraints.

Decomposed Nazi stormtrooper corpses rising from lake, signaling undead threat.

Menacing horde of decayed, gaunt creatures threatening to assault church.

Giggling teenage girls joyriding in yellow Chevette. Tease Michael, display playful bravado when stopped by police.

Teenage boys riding in back of pickup with friends. Enjoy night until terror erupts; act impulsively when friend in distress.

Group driving speeding Dodge pickup, involved in pursuit.

Group playing cards who become victims of vampire attack.

Elderly woman bitten at doorstep during outbreak.

Car forced off road; fatally attacked by vampires.

Delivery driver attacked outside truck by vampires.

Lab personnel who flee in terror after corpse reanimates in morgue.

Background law enforcement—help process crime scenes, escort patients from hospital.

Gas station attendants/locals who gossip about gruesome murders. Banter brings comic relief despite grim news.

Residents responding to tornado siren; Cyril resists curfew but retreats as fear rises.

College-aged individuals chased around apartment complex by SS Troops.

Pack appearing briefly as brutal highway predators.