Minor character with a brief appearance during the investigation.
An elusive lunar agent sent to Earth to coordinate with human henchmen. He utilizes lunarium-powered ray cannons to disrupt defense forces and undermine public morale, but is eventually killed by one of his own devices.
Galaxy mad scientist, part of the trio demanding global capitulation.
An elderly, blind longtime tenant of the apartment building, Mr. Blakely fears he will not adjust to a new environment after being evicted. He is relocated with the Loomises and Mr. Sandy, but returns with them to the building. He later joins Emily and Mr. Loomis in opposing Mattie and trying to escape the threatened demolition.
A character in the first film, possibly a gangster or associate.
The world's richest man, who watches a recording of the doctor's brain surgery from his hospital bed. He wants the doctor to perform the world's first total transplant, replacing every organ at once, and threatens to blow up the hospital if the procedure does not happen as planned.
An experienced criminal sharing tales or participating in early robberies.
Elderly man living with Thelma, minor presence in boarding house life, limited narrative function.
Associated with club owners in Search for Danger.
One of the henchmen working for Winter. He participates in the initial assault on Mitchell and is mentioned as part of Winter's gang, but has no further significant involvement in the plot.
Charles Rodale is a man who had recently visited Roland Paul and was interested in Larry before being murdered. His death becomes a crucial extension of the old Hollywood mystery, because Roland suggests Rodale may have known something about the original killing or may have been related to its victim.
Peter Brocco has 157 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Homebodies, Dr. Heidegger's Experiment, Leben des Galilei. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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