Lou Berger is a powerful booking agent whose support is sought for Johnny's proposed band. Johnny presents Berger's interest as dependent on the promised vocalist, then uses Berger's name to provoke Cass by claiming that Berger objects to Cass managing Rex's tour. Cass's resulting outburst contributes to his firing by Rex.
A sergeant sent to arrest Larry after the American serviceman goes absent without leave. Larry accidentally knocks him out, an incident that directly contributes to Larry's flight and puts the sergeant on the other side of the pursuit. The summary gives no further details about the sergeant's actions or his relationship with Larry.
Bernard Braden has 16 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Signature works include Alf Goes to Work, Alice Through the Looking Box, The Coasts of Clyde. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
