Charlie Lonnit

He is a chain-smoker, and his cigarettes are a notable part of his character. His desperation to find them can cause him to lash out at his colleagues

As the director, Charlie is the boss and expects to be treated as such. He is described as highhanded, pompous, cynical, and overbearing . He is not shy about reprimanding and insulting his crew when he feels their work or attitude is lacking. He is incredibly desperate for the success of his show and is determined to do whatever it takes to keep it going. This obsession can make him dismissive of danger; he often ignores obvious threats and even shows little concern for his crew's safety, like when Erin goes missing, in his pursuit of the perfect shot. Despite his abrasive exterior, Charlie does care for his crew. He can show compassion and congratulate them on their work . He shows remorse for bringing them to the deadly hotel and is glad when he sees they have survived . Beneath his demanding nature lies a hidden sense of responsibility, revealed in rare moments of concern. Despite everything he is caring person, even though he doesn't show it openly.

Charlie Lonnit is an older man, easily distinguished from the rest of his younger crew. He has a white complexion with wrinkled skin, clear blue eyes, and short gray hair with a track on the right side. He is typically seen wearing a pair of dark red glasses .

His attire is formal and sharp, reflecting his role as a director. He wears a button-down navy plaid vest with four pockets over a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up to the elbows. This is completed with a dark green tie and a tie clip. He also wears yellow slacks and brown leather boots. For outdoor scenes, Charlie wears a dark green overcoat, a gray scarf, and a black baseball cap with a yellow visor.

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