Child’s Play

A Good Guy doll possessed by the murderous Charles Lee Ray. Chucky is singularly cunning and relentless, using a boyish facade to manipulate others and pursue his deadly goals. His taunting voice and knowledge of human frailties make him an unsettling, almost charming antagonist.

A six-year-old boy who loves the Good Guy doll but soon becomes the center of a murderous mystery. He is initially frightened and confused, yet resourceful and determined to survive as Chucky closes in. The events force him to confront fear and trust his mother and authorities.

Andy's mother, a working single parent who tries to keep her son safe while navigating disbelief from others. She is protective, pragmatic, and quickly shifts into a guardian who confronts the doll's menace head-on. Her resolve drives the film's emotional arc.

A police detective who chases the killer and initially doubts Andy's involvement. He becomes a crucial ally in unraveling the mystery and confronting the supernatural danger. Norris's skepticism gives way to a reluctant courage as the case escalates.

Ray's accomplice who flees the crime scene with Norris's partner. His betrayal and disappearance lead to a deadly confrontation, culminating in a violent explosion that marks the killer's initial plan of escape.

Karen's best friend who babysits Andy and becomes an early victim of Chucky's rampage. Her death escalates the investigation and reinforces the doll's murderous reach.

The voodoo mentor who explains how Chucky might escape his doll body, including the rule that the killer must transfer to the first person he revealed his true identity to. He is ultimately killed after revealing dangerous secrets.

A homeless peddler who sells the Good Guy doll and tries to exploit Karen, ultimately revealing that he stole the doll from the toy store. His confrontation with Norris helps unravel the doll's story and its theft.