Eddie Constantine

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Characters played by Eddie Constantine

Charlie — The Long Good Friday (1980)

Charlie is an American mafioso whose partnership Harold Shand needs for the Docklands redevelopment scheme. Harold tries to conceal the attacks so Charlie will not withdraw, but after witnessing the consequences of Harold’s violent strategy, Charlie prepares to leave. Harold then condemns Charlie and the Americans as arrogant cowards.

Lemmy Caution — Alphaville (1965)

Tough FBI agent operating undercover across Europe to dismantle criminal networks.

Lucky Jo — Lucky Jo (1964)

Christopher Joett, known as Lucky Jo, is a likable bad boy with a big heart whose misfortune repeatedly affects those around him. After leaving prison, he struggles to find partners for new jobs, then visits Mimi, his former girlfriend, while a stolen car connected to him draws the police toward Simon.

Nick Carter — License to Kill (1964)

A seasoned secret agent and the central protagonist of the franchise. Initially called to assist a family friend, he investigates the murder of a brilliant scientist and dismantles an international crime syndicate. His operational trajectory continues in subsequent missions, where he targets high-tech theft rings involving atomic weaponry.

Colonel Harris — Europa (1991)

A United States Army colonel overseeing the occupation, he investigates whether Max Hartmann collaborated with the Nazi government and recruits Leopold Kessler to watch for Werwolf activity on the trains. He also arranges testimony favorable to Max and later helps the American forces uncover the Werwolf cell holding Katharina.

Lemmy Caution — Germany Year 90 Nine Zero (1993)

Recurring FBI agent protagonist known for undercover missions and sharp wit in spy thrillers.

Lemmy Caution — Your Turn, Darling (1963)

FBI secret agent 003, suave and resourceful, operates across Europe.

Lemmy Caution — Diamond Machine (1955)

Interpol agent and spy protagonist known for gritty undercover operations across Europe.

Nick Carter — Nick Carter and Red Club (1965)

Brave secret agent and spy hero who uncovers international conspiracies and stops villains.

Lemmy Caution — Dames Don't Care (1954)

American detective and Interpol agent known for his gritty style and relentless pursuit of criminals.

Lemmy Caution — This Man Is Dangerous (1953)

Stoic Interpol undercover agent known for his trench coat and relentless pursuit of criminal syndicates. In this film, he infiltrates a villain's gang to gather evidence and protect an American heiress.

Johnny Jordan — Give 'em Hell (1955)

Johnny Jordan is the central investigator, a man with little to lose who arrives in a dangerous part of town and joins forces with a stranger. After Moreno questions him about his varied work history, Jordan follows the trail of missing weapons, questions Lopez, and investigates Sammy Kern’s killing and its connection to the Paradise club.

Career Overview

Eddie Constantine has 121 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Lemmy Caution with 9 titles. Signature works include Alphaville, Dimension, Germany Year 90 Nine Zero. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
121
Birth Date
1917-10-29
Birth Place
Los Angeles, California, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 6 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q561234), public domain (CC0).