Infected lurking near the main pub.
Brother Lucian is a Romanian Orthodox Christian monk who explains to Vlad that the creature in Broken Tooth Mountain is a vampire. Later, he uses his cross to repel Vlad's transformed subjects and protect Ingeras when they want to kill him and drink his blood.
A British thief who comes to Lillehammer to sell a Ferrari, Duncan becomes entangled with Johnny’s crew after Dag’s debts complicate the transaction. He kidnaps Roar and later threatens Torgeir at the Flamingo, where Torgeir kills him with a knitting needle. Duncan’s death continues to affect Torgeir through later hallucinations.
A disreputable street magician who delivers a prophecy about the Raven King to both Mr Norrell and Jonathan Strange, revealing their destined greatness. He also pickpockets spellbooks from Childermass and sells them to Strange.
A loyal employee at Saul's funeral home who is initially suspicious of Art but later assists him in the demonic conflict. He is revealed to be an imposter demon who lures Art out of the protective circle, leading to Art's death.
The tyrannical vice principal who initially locks down the school to avoid rescuing survivors. He later seizes control by allowing zombies inside to maintain authority. Using Anna's father as bait, he confronts the protagonists before being overwhelmed by the undead, serving as the primary human antagonist.
Background student or estate staff, appears briefly in London scenes.
A religious figure connected to the events surrounding Blackwood. He gives Harry a gift and claims that the missing woman later contacted people to say she and her child were safe. Ben suspects that he helped conceal a crime and threatens him.
Sir John Henry Murgaw, whom Birdy calls Shaggy Beard, is an older suitor seeking to marry her. He is attracted rather than repelled by her attempts to scare him away, gives her money, and later challenges Rollo's intervention before faking a back injury to escape their duel.
A rebellious lawn bowls player from Lynx Estate who dreams of representing his country. After being banned for fifteen years by association head Ray Speight, he is rebranded as the "bad boy of bowls" by agent Rick Schwartz. He falls for Kerry Speight, teams up with his former rival to defeat the Australian Doohan brothers, and ultimately earns respect and clears his name.
Protagonist and British DJ/producer who experiences rapid hearing loss. Initially in denial, he descends into depression and drug abuse after becoming permanently deaf. He learns to perceive music through visual and tactile means, creates a new mix CD, and eventually finds peace living quietly with his partner while teaching deaf children to experience sound.
Rick Purdey assists Dave and Hugh after Dave admits that the bank still lacks four million pounds. He helps explore the possibility of arranging a major concert, an effort designed to attract publicity and raise contributions so that Dave's community-bank project can survive.
Paul Kaye has 95 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Bank of Dave Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Lilyhammer, Dracula Untold, The Offering. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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