Darkman III: Die Darkman Die

A brilliant scientist turned vigilante whose burned face drives him to seek a permanent liquid-skin solution. He struggles with identity, uses a temporary disguise of power to protect others, and fights a corrupt, power-hungry world. His empathy for innocents persists even as his own body bears the cost of his war against crime.

A physician who saved Westlake years earlier and helps him attempt to finalize the liquid-skin formula. She operates in an abandoned complex lab and believes in expanding Westlake’s sensory perception. Her work makes her a key ally, but she is ultimately entangled in Rooker’s schemes.

Power-hungry crime boss who uses Westlake’s abilities for his own ends. He implants control devices and orchestrates dangerous experiments to reproduce the super-strength formula. His ruthlessness is evident as he murders Thorne and pursues a game of manipulation and violence.

Rooker’s neglected wife who forms a fragile, human connection with Westlake after meeting him while searching for her husband. She experiences loneliness and the complexities of a man who can suddenly become a protector and a threat. Her relationship with Westlake shifts the narrative toward family dynamics.

Rooker’s young daughter who is part of the family Westlake pretends to join. After Jenny is burned in the lab accident, Westlake ultimately uses his liquid skin to repair her face, highlighting his willingness to sacrifice himself for an innocent life. She represents the stakes of the vigilante’s actions.

Rooker’s enforcer and a physical threat in the film’s action sequences. He engages in brutal combat and helps illustrate the brutal nature of the criminal world Westlake fights against. His presence adds danger to the climactic showdown in the lab.