Expert horse trainer who helps Alec prepare the stallion for competition.
Samuel is identified in the cast as the carriage driver transporting Claire and Clémentine toward the park. When Robert stops the carriage after his monkey is struck, Clémentine orders the driver to continue, and the carriage proceeds until Robert overturns it in anger.
Minor character
Cato is a farm hand at Portobello who believes Union liberation will allow the workers to live a life of leisure. He begins a rebellion among the other field hands and overpowers William when William intervenes. Valette appeals to his childhood connection with her and the home, persuading him to return to the fields.
Loyal servant or companion to the Count, assisting in travel and personal security.
An old horseman who brings a thoroughbred to New York. Becomes entangled with the gang in a racing subplot.
The Kessler household butler who witnesses the murders and assists in maintaining domestic order during the crisis.
The African-American doorman at Happy's nightclub, whose wife is critically ill. He repeatedly asks Happy to leave early to visit her, but Happy refuses. After learning that she has died, Tim leaves for her bedside and is fatally shot by Jim and his companion outside the club.
Jimmy Kane's dedicated boxing trainer. During the championship fight, when Jimmy notices Joan is missing, Rosebud is dispatched to locate her. He reports back that Joan is departing on an ocean liner, which triggers Jimmy's sudden aggressive shift in the ring to secure a knockout.
Nero is a circus performer who takes over playing the calliope after Smiley fires the conspirators, leaving the show without its calliope player. In the film's closing image, he plays the instrument as the circus wagons travel through the rain, showing that the remaining troupe continues on after the fire.
Servant at George Kirby's dinner party.
Nickname for a minor character, likely a boxer or local associate interacting with the main cast.
Clarence Muse has 153 screen credits in a career dating back to 1921. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently The Black Stallion with 1 titles. Signature works include Hollywood on Parade No. A-12, The Black Stallion, The Peanut Man. 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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