Minor character in the Play for Today episode.
Inmate on Fury 161, part of the prison population.
A male teacher who tells Barbara that he is attracted to Sheba. Barbara reveals the affair to him, after which he informs the student's parents and the school.
Edward Young is a midshipman whose resentment toward Bligh's treatment of the crew makes him an important influence on Fletcher Christian. When Christian considers escaping by raft, Young persuades him to seize the Bounty by force, helping turn Christian's personal frustration into an organized mutiny.
Identified as one of Jimmy's mod friends who joins him in partying, scooter riding, and brawling with rockers during the youth subculture clashes.
Ruthless rival gang leader orchestrating conflicts against Pat Tate.
Stan is Vera's husband and a car mechanic who shares the family's modest life and strong domestic bonds. He is distressed when Vera's secret abortion work is exposed, but after expressing fear about her possible imprisonment, he reassures her that he loves her.
A frightened gang member blamed by Pinkie for mistakes involving the photograph and a telephone message to Rose. He tries to retire from the gang, but Pinkie refuses to let him leave and kills him, after which his death is presented as suicide.
A community or legal associate who interacts with the main parties during the unfolding property dispute and local hearings.
Vance is the head of the mission and the architect of the sphere's deception. Appearing to Karla Grey as a hologram, he explains that the sphere and its visions were staged to make people enter deadly gates on Earth. He presents the plan as population reduction, intending to kill 15 billion people, and initiates the spacecraft's self-destruction.
Mysterious castle owner and mastermind behind the werewolf curse, manipulates guests as bait.
Central protagonist and loving husband to Shirley. Lives in London's King's Cross area. His interactions with family and different social classes drive the plot, particularly when he assists his mother after she loses her keys.
Phil Davis has 113 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Rise of the Footsoldier Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Notes on a Scandal, Platform 7, Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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