A gambler participating in saloon card games alongside other outlaws.
Police officer conducting questioning.
A hospitality worker in Switzerland who inadvertently witnesses clandestine meetings.
Joe Mellon is the gangster who frames Bill and arranges a prison escape. After a later jailbreak, his gang robs a bank and makes it appear that Bill took part, driving Bill to track them through the desert. Near the border, Bill forces the weak and starving gangster to sign a confession; Joe then tries to kill Bill but is stopped when Bill’s dog intervenes.
Trusted associate and informant assisting in street-level investigations.
Key associate or informant aiding Shayne's investigations with local knowledge.
Associate or informant in blues-themed films
Journalist covering the high-profile criminal trial.
Jurgens is a criminal who discusses a share of the jewel robbery with Steve Brady and later leads a gang searching for the missing jewels. His men bind Hanover, Lulu, and Brady while searching a house. When Jimmy arrives for the radio, Jurgens gives it to him to get him to leave.
Police desk sergeant handling reports and paperwork.
Local figure involved in the Millerson case investigation.
A counter worker appearing as a minor character in Dawn's story.
Paul Bryar has 180 screen credits in a career dating back to 1938. Their work spans 16 cinematic universes — most prominently The Bowery Boys Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Squad Car, A Sound of Different Drummers, Three on a Ticket. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 16 universes
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