Stressed European hotel staff dealing with Griswold chaos.
Rocco Melonchek is one of Roland T. Flakfizer's two associates in the struggle for control of the ballet company. He assists Flakfizer in his schemes and comic interference, working alongside Jacques as Flakfizer competes with Edmund Lazlo for influence.
A mysterious man Bonnie encounters on the train, Grimshaw is an ally of Slighcarp and a master forger. He helps her prepare a false copy of Lord Willoughby's will and throws the original into a fire, though Bonnie and Sylvia save part of it. After the girls return to the estate, James and Pattern capture him as he tries to escape.
Inspector Flint is the local police officer who becomes fixated on Henry Wilt as a suspected murderer. After Henry accidentally disrupts Flint's undercover operation, Flint investigates the supposed body, treats ambiguous evidence as proof, and continues shadowing Henry even after the case collapses and he leaves the police.
Olivia's uncle and a notorious drunkard and mischief-maker. He encourages Sir Andrew's courtship, instigates the duel with Cesario, and leads the prank against Malvolio before marrying Maria.
A character in the film, possibly an authority figure or someone outside Blue's immediate circle. His role is not detailed in the provided summary.
Mel Smith has 57 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently National Lampoon Vacation with 1 titles. Signature works include Brain Donors, Mel Smith: I've Done Some Things, The Wolves of Willoughby Chase. 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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