The genuine royal figure who intervenes to secure Tony's release from prison after Tony is incarcerated for impersonating him.
Harvey is a cast member in the revived production of The Snare. During the final rehearsal, he mysteriously disappears from the stage during a blackout. Arthur McHugh and Richard Quayle later find him incoherent in a trap-door tunnel connected to Doris Terry's dressing room.
Crown Prince Mirko is Prince Danilo Petrovich's cousin and a member of the ruling family. A slurring remark leads to a duel between the cousins, during which Danilo is wounded while believing Sally O'Hara loves Mirko. Mirko is later assassinated, making Danilo heir to the throne.
Col. Mazovia is an expedition leader who previously killed the imprisoned priest and seized a partially burned parchment concerning the zombie formula. In Cambodia, his actions cause further accidents and lead the native workers to refuse their labor, forcing the expedition back toward Phnom Penh.
A rival nobleman who wagers his estate that Bardelys cannot marry Roxalanne. Maliciously serving as the head judge during Bardelys's treason trial, he refuses to confirm the protagonist's true identity and condemns him to death. He lies about the execution to Roxalanne, engages in a duel with Bardelys, and ultimately commits suicide rather than face arrest.
Slick Glicks is the barker at the beach-resort amusement concession where Dee plays the Devil. He entices the crowd by promising a kiss from Dee to anyone who catches her, then tries to go beyond kissing. Jim intervenes and rescues Dee from him.
The insurgent leader opposing the French Legion, the Shiek captures the company's crates of machine guns and ammunition after attacks leave half the company lost. He initially treats Bob, Don, Muggsy, and Bilgey kindly to extract information, then tortures Don to force Bob to make the captured guns usable. He plans an assault on a French fort, but the Legionnaires turn their weapons against his forces.
A rich, idle aristocrat, Vicomte Paul nearly runs over Mimi with his carriage and then makes unwanted advances toward her. He later visits to collect her embroidery and offers to show Rodolphe's play to a theatrical manager if Mimi accompanies him to the theatre. Rodolphe sees them together and becomes jealous.
A conspirator involved in the plot against Princess Yetive and Grenfall Lorry, Dangloss attempts to stab Lorry, who shoots him. Though believed dead, he is later found alive in a town tavern by Lorry, who binds him and takes him back to the palace. Dangloss confesses that Prince Gabriel was behind the plot.
Roy D'Arcy has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1925. Signature works include Gypsy Code, Revolt of the Zombies, The Gay Buckaroo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
