History Characters / ItDuologyOtherCharacters

* BusCrash: In ''Chapter Two'', Mrs. Kersh tells Beverly that Alvin passed away in the 27 year TimeSkip between the two films.

* OverprotectiveDad: Subverted. At first glance seems this way, until he starts ''sniffing her hair...'' Even worse, he's not overprotective of her in regards to boys because he's worried, but because he's [[{{Squick}} jealous]].

* ControlFreak: Like all abusers!

* FreudianExcuse: The book mentions that Tom was abused by his physically mother as a child.

* TheParanoiac: Accuses Beverly of cheating on him.
* {{Sadist}}: Particularly towards women.
* SparedByAdaptation: In the book, he gets one look at IT's real form and drops dead. Beverly clocks him on the head in the minseries and film, but he lives.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Well he's a fashion designer, a usually feminine vocation for a thug with obvious issues regarding masculinity.

* SparedByAdaptation: In the book, he gets one look at IT's real form and drops dead.

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/NicholasHamilton (child), Teach Grant (adult)

->'''Portrayed by:''' Logan Thompson

->'''Portrayed by:''' Jake Sim

->'''Portrayed by:''' Owen Teague

-->''"I hear you, tits. Don't think you can stay down here all damn day."''

->'''Portrayed by:''' Jackson Robert Scott

->'''Portrayed by:''' Megan Charpentier (teenager), Juno Renaldi (adult)

-->''"You in there by yourself, Beaver-ly? Or are half the boys in there as well, huh slut?"''

->'''Portrayed by:''' Katie Lunman

->'''Portrayed by:''' Luke Roessler

* DeathOfAChild: His death is shown in rather gruesome detail.
* EatenAlive: By Pennywise.

->'''Portrayed by:''' Ryan Kiera Armstrong

->'''Portrayed by:''' Stephen Bogaert

-->''"I know what's in boys' minds when they look at you Bevvie. I know it all too well."''

->'''Portrayed by:''' Mollie Jane Atkinson

->'''Portrayed by:''' Stuart Hughes

->'''Portrayed by:''' Joe Bostick

->'''Portrayed by:''' Geoffrey Pounsett & Pip Dwyer

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/StevenWilliams

->'''Portrayed by:''' Ari Cohen

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/XavierDolan

->'''Portrayed by:''' Taylor Frey

* {{Foil}}: To Richie. [[spoiler:Both are somewhat StraightGay characters forced to watch as the man they love is killed by Pennywise, but Don is out and proud in a happy relationship while Richie is closeted and miserable.]]

->'''Portrayed by:''' Jess Weixler

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/WillBeinbrink

* SparedByAdaptation : In the book, he gets one look at IT's real form and drops dead.

->'''Portrayed by:''' Molly Atkinson (the same actress as Sonia Kaspbrak (her mother-in-law))

->'''Portrayed by:''' Martha Girvin

* WidowWoman: While she is never seen again, it's very likely she ended up as this following [[spoiler:her husband Eddie's death]].

* WidowWoman: [[spoiler:After Stanley's death]].

* TooDumbToLive: Averted. Like in the other adaptations, he refuses to take things from strangers, doesn't relax until Pennywise gives his name and an excuse for being in the sewers. While Pennywise shares a brief friendly chat and a giggle with Georgie, Georgie is otherwise very wary of Pennywise and very reluctantly tries to retrieve the paper boat from the drooling, wall-eyed sewer clown.

* KnifeNut: A [[SinisterSwitchblade switchblade]], which he loses while chasing Ben. IT "gifts" it back to him, and has him use it to kill his father and chase the Losers.
** [[spoiler: It returns the knife to Bowers in ''Chapter Two'' by way of a badly decomposed and mutilated Hockstetter. He kills a guard and orderly at the mental institution and wounds Eddie with it.]]

* EveryoneHasStandards: He and the others gladly help Henry beat up Ben, but when Henry pulls out his switchblade it can be noticed that Belch's smile fades to a look of shock, and when Henry carves an H into Ben, it's very obvious that Belch sees this as taking this too far. He's also very uncomfortable when Henry wants to shoot that poor cat.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: In the novel, Butch was a racist, anti-Semitic, sexist douchebag who had a feud with the Hanlons. He also shows signs of being [[AxCrazy legitimately and dangerously insane]] and prone to outbursts of violent rage; beating his wife to near-death, attacking his son's friends and killing the Hanlons' farm animals. Furthermore, he seems to encourage Henry's own psychotic behavior to the point of rewarding him for killing Mike's dog. In the film, Butch is still a violent abuser and the cause of his son's actions but he doesn't express any bigoted attitudes nor does he seem mentally unstable, and for all his faults he seems to disapprove of his son's behavior.

* StaticCharacter: There is virtually no change in personality from her preteen self to her adult self.

* AdultFear: While her methods to protect Eddie are extreme, she isn't entirely wrong in wanting to protect him. The children of Derry go missing or are often found dead and she only isolates Eddie because she found him with a broken arm.

[[WMG:[[center: [- '''[[Characters/ItDuologyIT IT/Pennywise]]''' | '''[[Characters/ItDuologyTheLosersClub Loser’s Club]]''' | '''Others''' -] ]]]]

->'''Portrayed by:''' Molly Atkinson

* MsFanservice: She's an actress and a model who wears a very cleavagey outfit in her only scene.

* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: In the novel, Vic, Belch and Patrick are killed in varying ways by IT. In the movie, Patrick is still eaten by IT but it's under different circumstances. Whereas, Vic and Belch were stabbed to death by Henry, who was driven insane by IT's influence, though this is only shown in a deleted scene.
* DirtyCoward: Vic and Belch are well aware of Henry's psychopathy and are visibly and audibly disturbed by his actions, i.e carving his name into Ben and trying to shoot a cat. They seem to be on Henry's side because they believe they'll be spared from his wrath. This however lead them to their deaths as they were in the front row seats for Henry's murderous insanity when IT broke him.

* UncertainDoom: Vic and Belch aren't seen in the climax, Henry arrives alone with more blood on his face and in Belch's car. Whether or not they died trying to stop Henry or were left unharmed is unclear until a deleted scene shows that an insane Henry actually murdered them off camera by slitting their throats.

* AxCrazy: He gets progressively more unhinged with each fresh humiliation and shown by a deleted scene ends up murdering his own friends. [[spoiler:In ''Chapter Two'', the time he spends in a mental institution has destroyed what little sanity he had left.]]

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The last scene of him and Belch is before Henry kills his father. Until it gets revealed that the two were killed by Henry in a deleted scene

* AdaptationalJerkass: In both incarnations Belch is still a bully and the most loyal follower of Henry but in the novel he's more vocal about his dislike of Henry's father, even saying "I don't fuck with crazy people" to Vic. In the novel, Belch dies after a HeroicSacrifice to save Henry whereas a deleted scene of the film shows Henry killed him and Victor.
* AdaptationalWimp: In the novel Belch is regarded as the strongest of Henry's gang due to his growth spurt enhancing his muscles. In the movie, Belch's strength isn't shown that much and he is killed in a deleted scene, having been overpowered by an insane Henry. The circumstances of his death isn't shown or explained, making it uncertain if he was killed off guard or by a HeroicSacrifice to stop Henry.

* KindHeartedCatLover: Downplayed. Though he doesn't come across as kind-hearted, he does seem to have a soft spot for cats. Especially when Henry orders him to pick one up to shoot.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The last scene of him and Victor is before Henry kills his father. Henry is also inexplicably driving Belch's car at the end of the film. A deleted scene shows that Henry killed both of them and stole his car.

->'''Portrayed by:''' Nicholas Hamilton (child), Teach Grant (adult)

* HateSink! With the little screentime he has nothing redeemable is shown about him … doesn’t help that he’s one of the few antagonistic characters that wasn’t under IT’s influence.

* HateSink: Every scene with Greta serves just to showcase what a snotty, nasty little witch she is. Most of the audience was just aching for IT to turn her into his next meal. Sadly, it never happens, as she becomes a [[Main/KarmaHoudini Karma Houdini]].

* HateSink: Every scene with Greta serves just to showcase what a snotty, nasty little witch she is. Most of the audience was just aching for IT to turn her into his next meal. Sadly, it never happens, as she becomes a [[Main/KarmaHoudini KarmaHoudini]].

* HateSink: Every scene with Greta serves just to showcase what a snotty, nasty little witch she is. Most of the audience was just aching for IT to turn her into his next meal. [[KarmaHoudini Sadly it never happens.]]
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: In her first scene, she torments Bev and has her minions dump wet garbage on her. In the second, she seems to be a little nicer (if still abrasive) when she offers to sign Eddie's cast... only to write 'loser' on it.
* KarmaHoudini: She is the only major Jerkass character in the entire film who doesn't suffer any dose of LaserGuidedKarma from the Losers Club or IT. Downplayed as never making it out of the small town she grew up in or having a real career whilst all of her favorite victims grow up to become wealthy and successful means she didn't exactly win in the end.

* CoolCar: Belch drives a blue 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am.