An American lieutenant stationed in Switzerland after World War I, Rodney is in love with Colette. When ordered to leave, he tells Louis to remain and protect her. A letter from General Lavoris makes Rodney believe Louis has betrayed him, so he returns to Switzerland and challenges Louis to a duel.
A French count who competes with Karl for Angela's affection and later commands the French soldiers who find Angela and Karl in the church ruins.
A suitor of Marie and friend of Raoul. Together with Glavis, he devises and suggests the plan for Raoul to impersonate the Prince of Como, aiming to marry Marie and expose her snobbery through humiliation.
Whipsaw is one of Don Loring's companions while Don is away from California. The synopsis places him with Don and Salvation before Don returns to confront the plot against California, but gives no specific account of Whipsaw's actions or role in the vigilantes' fight against Burr and Raspinoff.
U.S. Marshal and third member of the Rough Riders, often handles undercover work.
Gringoire is a street poet who helps connect Esmeralda and Phoebus de Chateaupers. At Esmeralda's request, he delivers her note arranging a farewell meeting at Notre Dame. Later, he alerts the recovering Phoebus to the attack on the cathedral, enabling Phoebus to lead his men into the battle.
Veteran Mesquiteer, experienced cowboy and investigator.
Resourceful tracker and skilled horseman of the Mesquiteers.
Third Mesquiteer, skilled tracker and often provides comic relief.
Tom Evans' uncle and a U.S. Marshal who is summoned to Yucca City to help execute the plan against Crowley.
Renard is a wily French legionnaire and one of the three surviving members of a Foreign Legion unit wiped out in an attack. He is frequently in danger with Clancy and Schmidt, and Lt. Tom Wayne repeatedly comes to their aid. Together, the three legionnaires and Wayne ultimately triumph over their adversaries.
Ray, played by Raymond Hatton, is Wally's cousin and partner in pursuing their Scottish grandfather's fortune. The two try to impress him by showing an interest in aviation, then enlist in the United States Army Air Service. During the war, Ray and Wally fly across enemy lines in a runaway balloon and are mistakenly honored as heroes by the enemy.
Raymond Hatton has 342 screen credits in a career dating back to 1909. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Rough Riders Collection with 8 titles. Signature works include Desert Death, When Caesar Ran a Newspaper, Flashing Guns. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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