Brett McBain owns Sweetwater and plans to profit by building a watering station because the railroad will pass through his property. If the station is unfinished when the railroad arrives, the land will revert to the railroad. Frank murders Brett and his three children, leaving Jill as the surviving widow and owner of Sweetwater.
A British eye surgeon who befriends and transports Nicole to his secluded countryside cottage. He conceals his true identity as a greedy criminal and former partner of Nicole's father. He orchestrates a frame-up against Michel, murders his own wife Vanessa to eliminate witnesses, and ultimately seeks to keep the stolen diamonds for himself.
Salvatore Giuliano’s former closest companion, Gaspare Pisciotta shoots him during a private meeting, after which the nearby carabinieri stage a death during a supposed shootout. Later sentenced to life for the Portella della Ginestra killings, he accuses the Mafia and authorities of ordering the massacre before being poisoned in prison.
Ruthless gang leader and former partner, main antagonist.
Sheriff Burnett is a righteous but bumbling soldier appointed by the governor to maintain order in Snow Hill. After meeting Silence and Loco, he arrests Loco, asks townspeople to feed the outlaws, and is ambushed by Loco at a frozen lake and left to die.
A brutal Mexican army captain responsible for the rape of Fina and the execution of her father. His violent tactics and arrogance provoke Villa’s wrath. During the climactic battle, he flees into a well but is killed by a rebel bomb, meeting his deserved end.
Norton is the man Regan is sent to find in connection with the recovered robbery money. The account distinguishes the reportedly dead Jim Norton from a surviving twin believed to be in Montana, while Sally says her father Jim has been dead for years. Later, a rifle appears to implicate Jim/Trevor in a federal judge’s murder, and he fears the cattlemen plan to frame and hang him.
Caveman brother and loyal survivor, part of the ensemble navigating post-fire displacement
Bounty hunter in the first film, pursuing Sartana for the reward, but also interested in the stolen money.
Proximates is a ruthless king whose siege of Telektos' city has stalled. He recruits Atlas to fight as his champion, then arranges a fake attack at a banquet that leads to Telektos' execution. After his forces are defeated, he kills Garnis, but Atlas eventually kills him in the final battle.
A police detective who takes Amanzio Berzaghi's request to find his missing daughter and traces the people and places connected to Milan's prostitution trade. He works with Salvatore, grows angry at the exploitation and silence surrounding the case, and ultimately resigns so he can continue questioning a suspect outside the limits of his position.
Tricky is a schemer who has been listening in on Fidel's plans. He offers to join the treasure hunt, claiming he can help the group leave town, but his arranged meeting at an abandoned cabin becomes an ambush. He uses his memory of part of the map to make himself valuable, and his attempted betrayal and unwanted advances toward Manuela deepen the group's distrust.
Frank Wolff has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 1951. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently The Milieu Trilogy with 1 titles. Signature works include Death Walks on High Heels, Salvatore Giuliano, Death Occurred Last Night. 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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