Deltas (Animal House)

Delta Tau Chi (Greek: ΔΤΧ), or just The Deltas for short, are the main anti-hero protagonists of the movie, National Lampoon's Animal House. They are a group of rag-tag misfits who love to party, get drunk and meet women.
==Members==
=== Main Members ===
* Tim Matheson as Eric "Otter" Stratton: A smooth playboy whose room is a pristine seduction den amid the sheer filth of the rest of the Delta house. Otter is the fraternity's rush chairman and essentially the fraternity's unofficial leader. He becomes a gynecologist in Beverly Hills.
* Peter Riegert as Donald "Boon" Schoenstein: Otter's best friend, who has to decide between his Delta pals and girlfriend Katy. He marries Katy in 1964, but they divorce in 1969. In the book adaptation Boon becomes a cab driver and part-time writer in New York City. In "Where Are They Now?" he and Katy remarried, re-divorced, and remarried a final time after a fling resulted in the conception of their son Otis; he also works as a documentarian.
* as John "Bluto" Blutarsky: The odd-one-out party animal of Delta Tau Chi who loves to get drunk. He is a sergeant-at-arms and is very bad at talking to girls mainly because of his loud-mouth, rude sense of humor, laziness and party life. He gets married to Mandy Pepperidge and becomes president of the United States.
*Thomas Hulce as Lawrence "Pinto" Kroger: A shy but normal fellow, who becomes the editor of National Lampoon magazine. "Pinto" was screenwriter Chris Miller's nickname at his Dartmouth fraternity.[2]
*Stephen Furst as Kent "Flounder" Dorfman: An overweight, clumsy legacy pledge, later a sensitivity trainer in Cleveland.
*Bruce McGill as Daniel Simpson Day, "D-Day": A tough biker with no grade point average; all classes incomplete. His later whereabouts are unknown.
*James Widdoes as Robert Hoover: The affable, reasonably clean-cut president of the fraternity, who desperately struggles to maintain a façade of normality to placate the Dean. These efforts usually end with him willingly going along with the Delta lifestyle. He is at the top of his fraternity with a 1.6 grade point average with 4 C's and one F. He becomes a public defender in Baltimore.
=== Minor Members ===
*Douglas Kenney as Dwayne "Stork" Storkman: During his first year, everyone thought the Stork was brain damaged; he only speaks two lines in the entire film. He looks especially slovenly and something of a bum. He speaks with something of a country accent. In the book adaptation, Stork is revealed to be independently wealthy as a result of several patents he holds. In "Where Are They Now?" he has died, just as Kenney later died in real life.
*Christian Miller as Curtis "Hardbar" Wayne Fuller: The best friend of Stork as they would usually talk to each other at parties. In "Where Are They Now" after Stork died, Hardbar became an author as he would just write the same book and just change their titles.
*Bruce Bonnheim as "B.B.": He is a very perverted member who mostly sits around at parties smoking and playing cards with some other unnamed members. He was named after the actor's initials.
*Joshua Daniel and Guy Messenger as "Mothball" and "Weasel": Two pledges who join Delta Tau Chi the same day as Pinto and Flounder.
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