Daggenhurst — The Man Who Knew Too Little Character Profile

About Daggenhurst

A British aristocrat and co-conspirator in a plot to restart the Cold War by detonating a hidden explosive during a diplomatic dinner. He mistakes Wallace for a professional hitman and attempts to bribe him to retrieve blackmail letters. Ultimately, he and Sergei perish when they accidentally reactivate the Matryoshka doll bomb.

Character Facts

Played by

Richard Wilson

Appears in

The Man Who Knew Too Little (1997)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (4)

• Daggenhurst — Conflict Misunderstood Target — Wallace Ritchie (Bill Murray)

  Daggenhurst views Wallace as a lethal operative due to a case of mistaken identity.

• Daggenhurst — Alliance Co-Conspirator — Embleton (John Standing)

  Allied in a high-stakes plot to manipulate international relations.

• Daggenhurst — Professional Employer — Boris (Alfred Molina)

  A transactional relationship where Boris is contracted for elimination tasks.

• Daggenhurst — Conflict Target — Lori (Joanne Whalley)

  Daggenhurst seeks to silence Lori to prevent the conspiracy from being exposed.

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