Character with a nickname, likely a trader or scout.
Frontier worker or resident, part of the town's social fabric.
A Terrill ranch cowboy is part of the armed group serving Major Henry Terrill during the retaliation against the Hannassey ranch and the search for James McKay. The plot does not distinguish individual cowboys, but they collectively enforce the Major's authority during the family feud.
Uncredited law enforcement officer assisting in Western town.
Sheriff Jeff Lord is George's friend and the town lawman. He settles the Comanche near the homesteaders despite objections, attempts to manage the violence surrounding Running Buffalo, and later asks Louise Warren to marry him, prompting her decision to leave George's ranch.
The Rifleman-Guard on Train protects the train during the robbery attempt organized by Alcutt, Coaley, Trout, and Ponch. His intervention thwarts the assault, although Link is knocked unconscious while trying to help and Alcutt escapes with the community's money.
Wilkes is a hospital attendant who murdered the inmate to conceal his sexual liaisons with numerous female patients. Johnny eventually identifies him as the killer and confronts him in the hydrotherapy room. During their violent struggle, Johnny forces Wilkes to confess before witnesses, leading to his apprehension.
An uncredited henchman associated with a gang targeting a ranch.
Chuck Roberson has 165 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently The Durango Kid Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include 7 Men from Now, Shock Corridor, Raiders of the Seven Seas. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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