B-17 pilot and squadron member facing intense aerial combat missions.
British minister and close advisor to Churchill on colonial and French affairs.
UK head of government, target of assassination plots and diplomatic crises in Reborn and Strikes Again.
A British politician involved in the Allied wartime political context.
Military officer involved in royal visit preparations, represents establishment authority.
Member of Terry's robbery crew. Later acts as a messenger, delivering a torn ledger page to honest cop Roy Given to help expose police corruption. Survives the heist and leaves England with his share of the money.
Max is a scientist whom Joan meets through the wartime atomic research project. He travels with her to Canada, becomes her lover, and later tells her that he wants her as his wife. After being charged with espionage, he learns Joan supplied the intelligence but forgives her, and they escape together to Australia.
Joey is Henry's biological father, long presumed dead after the war. He returns claiming amnesia, but is revealed to have faked his death after murdering a man who caught him looting. He threatens Maureene and Bill, abducts Maureene and Henry, and is killed by police after a shootout.
J. R. R. Tolkien is a secondary literary reference in the film. The plot summary states that Sigmund Freud and C. S. Lewis discuss Tolkien along with the Inklings, linking him to the intellectual and literary subjects associated with Lewis's conversation, but it provides no further action or personal interaction.
Hilary's affair partner, whose relationship with her contributed to her divorce from Jack. Jack pretends Nancy is his girlfriend to irritate Hilary, and Nancy accidentally sets Ed on fire before using a fire extinguisher.
Earnest aspiring novelist and protagonist. His confiscated manuscript triggers financial hardship, leading him to place a risky horse bet. He serves as the moral anchor in a circle of decadent youth.
A young, ambitious temporary tutor hired to prepare students for Oxford/Cambridge exams. He is exacting and evasive about his true academic background, which turns out to be Bristol rather than Oxford. He experiences repressed attraction to Dakin but fails to meet him later. He survives the fatal motorcycle accident with a broken leg and eventually becomes a television history programme maker.
Stephen Campbell Moore has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently De Gaulle Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Masters of the Air, Criminal Record, The Bank Job. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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