Wolf Jackson is the head of the Afterlife Crimes Unit. Previously an actor, Wolf, after dying, became an officer in the Afterlife police unit to solve various crimes. He investigated against Delores and her ex-husband, Beetlejuice, who committed the crime of taking Lydia Deetz to the Neitherworld, although he respected Lydia and her family when she was able to defeat Beetlejuice and Delores.
History[]
Wolf Jackson in life was a actor known for his role as a cop named Frank Hardballer.[1] He pretty much plays the same role as his character in the afterlife as the head of the Afterlife Crimes Unit.
Physical Description[]
Dressed in a black suit with white shirt and a black tie, his main defining feature is that one side of his head is exposed, revealing his brain.
Personality[]
Wolf Jackson is a ghost with a serious attitude about his job as a police officer in the Neitherworld and maintaining the protection of anyone who breaks the law, using the aggressive method to obtain information.
In life, he was a stubborn individual who performed his own scenes to make them real, advice he used after his death and to remain realistic in his operations.
Wolf Jackson often brags about his old role as an actor and assumes that some people remember him as when he offered to take a selfie with the Deetz family before taking Delia Deetz to the Soul Train.
Trivia[]
- The reference to Wolf Jackson performing his own action scenes is a possible parody of the stunts done by actor Tom Cruise.
Appearances[]
References[]
- ↑ Empire Online: "Willem Dafoe Is An ‘Afterlife Crimes’ Cop In Beetlejuice 2: ‘It’s Not A Normal Role’ – Exclusive" - "Specifically, the film sees Dafoe play the brilliantly-named Wolf Jackson – an actor who, given that he was known for playing cop ‘Frank Hardballer’ when he was alive, has taken on a similar role in the afterlife as the head of the Afterlife Crimes Unit. Oh, and he has a segment of skull missing, leaving a bit of his brain exposed." (June 03, 2024)
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