Who plays General C.O. Furlong in The Key?

General C.O. Furlong is played by Halliwell Hobbes.

How is General C.O. Furlong connected to other characters?

General C.O. Furlong has 1 mapped relationships in The Key. Explore the interactive relationship map for details.

General C.O. Furlong — The Key Character Profile

About General C.O. Furlong

The British military commanding officer in Dublin. He orders the execution of Peadar Conlan at 6 AM and refuses Norah's pleas for clemency. Tennant must break into his office and forge Conlan's release order, later surrendering to him to accept court-martial.

Character Facts

Played by: Halliwell Hobbes
Appears in: The Key (1934)
Role: Supporting

Relationships (1)

General C.O. Furlong — Power Sentencer — Peadar Conlan (Donald Crisp)
The General holds judicial power over the captured rebel.

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