
Cutter is the ruthless chief executive of Hanka Robotics and the central villain of the 2017 live-action Ghost in the Shell. Behind his polished corporate front stands the architect of the cyborg program that abducted and rebuilt Mira Killian, a role brought to the screen by Peter Ferdinando.
Cutter keeps a sharp corporate look, brown hair worn in an undercut above a dark suit that deliberately echoes Kazundo Gouda's wardrobe from 2nd GIG. A handful of small prosthetic fittings dot his face, most likely serving as built-in communication gear.
Emotionally detached and unmoved by the harm he causes, Cutter feels nothing resembling guilt. He measures greatness purely in terms of power, carries himself with unshakable self-righteousness, and refuses to accept any responsibility for the crimes he commits.
As Hanka's head he oversaw the company's push to build the first fully synthetic cyborgs, running secret abductions and experiments on unwilling subjects. Hideo Kuze came close before being written off as a failure, while the program counted Motoko Kusanagi as its first genuine success. Publicly, Cutter directs Aramaki and Section 9 to hunt Kuze, painting him as a hacker slaughtering Hanka staff. Dr. Ouelet's mounting unease exposes the deeper scheme, and when she frees the Major and confirms that Cutter tormented Kuze, he murders her and orders the Major eliminated. His bid to have Section 6 gun down Aramaki's team comes to nothing, and once the group slips beyond his control his plans unravel. Aramaki ultimately answers his crimes with a bullet.

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Cutter is the ruthless chief executive of Hanka Robotics and the central villain of the 2017 live-action Ghost in the Shell. He is the architect of the cyborg program that abducted and rebuilt Mira Killian, played on screen by Peter Ferdinando.
As Hanka's head, Cutter oversaw the company's push to build the first fully synthetic cyborgs, running secret abductions and experiments on unwilling subjects.
Cutter is based on Kazundo Gouda from Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd GIG, and his dark suit deliberately echoes Gouda's wardrobe from that series.
When Dr. Ouelet frees the Major and confirms that Cutter tormented Hideo Kuze, Cutter murders her to keep his scheme hidden.
Cutter's bid to have Section 6 gun down Aramaki's team fails, and once Section 9 slips beyond his control his plans unravel. Aramaki ultimately answers his crimes with a bullet.
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