"Clandestine" In the film adaptation of L.A. Confidential, is portrayed by Tomas Arana. Richard J. Carlisle Appearances: L.A. Confidential, White Jazz, Perfidia In the film adaptation of L.A. Confidential, Carlisle is portrayed by Michael McCleery. Pete Bondurant Appearance: White Jazz Note: Also appears as a main character in the Underworld U.S.A. trilogy. Raymond Dieterling Appearance: L.A. Confidential Known as the father of modern animation, Ray Dieterling is one of the main supporting characters in L.A. Confidential. Friend of Preston Exley and later Inez Soto, Dieterling created characters similar to Walt Disney's. Dierterling's characters like Moochie Mouse and Danny Duck are similar to Disney's Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, respectively. Inez Soto Appearance: L.A. Confidential In the film adaptation of L.A. Confidential, Soto is portrayed by Marisol Padilla Sánchez. Domenico "Chick" Vecchio Appearance: White Jazz Salvatore "Touch" Vecchio Appearance: White Jazz Pierce Morehouse Patchett Appearances: L.A. Confidential, Perfidia Pierce Patchett (June 30, 1902 – March 27, 1958) is a procurer of prostitutes that resemble movies stars and one of the main antagonists in L.A. Confidential. In the film adaptation of L.A. Confidential, Patchett is portrayed by David Strathairn. In the 2003 pilot, he is portrayed by Eric Roberts. George "Junior" Stemmons, Jr. Appearance: White Jazz Leland Charles "Lee" Blanchard Appearances: The Black Dahlia, Perfidia, This Storm Known as "Mr. Fire" in the boxing world for his fighting style and personality, Blanchard is an ex-boxer cop who becomes Dwight "Bucky" Bleichert's partner on Warrants after their publicity boxing match to rally support behind a pay increase bond for the police. The publicity and the match are enough for the voters to vote in favor of the bond. Both Blanchard and Bleichert benefit from this, they are rewarded with a prestigious assignment on Warrants, which involves serving high risk warrants, and finding fugitives, i. e. going after real bad guys. "Mr. Fire" and "Mr. Ice," Blanchard and Bleichert, respectively, become partners. They are highly effective team, known for catching many criminals. Blanchard also is involved with Kay Lake, someone he saved from the criminal underworld, and has a chaste love for. Blanchard, Bleichert, and Lake become best friends, referred to as a "fairy tale triangle." However, after the murder of Elizabeth Short, also known as the Black Dahlia, Blanchard heads into a downward spiral. Feeling compelled and obsessed to solve the case because his younger sister Laurie Blanchard went missing when he was