Attendee at the Whemple household social gathering.
Legendary cowboy hero known for his quick draw, moral code, and dedication to frontier justice.
A principled frontier lawman and skilled cowboy who protects communities, solves crimes, and defends vulnerable allies.
Suspect or witness linked to the missing body case.
Warren is a married womanizer with whom Diana is infatuated, despite her connection with Kent. Lizzie finds Diana and Warren together late one night and tries to separate them. After Diana learns Lizzie is her mother, she eventually breaks up with Warren and warms to Kent.
Journalist covering legal proceedings and trial developments.
Classic Western hero, skilled gunslinger and frontier lawman.
Legendary cowboy sheriff protecting ranchers and fighting outlaws.
Texas Ranger and marshal who fights corruption and protects the innocent in the Old West.
Lone cowboy hero, skilled marksman, protects the innocent from outlaws and corrupt land barons.
Young protagonist who tracks water-hole poisoners in the Yucca Strip and sides with ranchers and townspeople to fight against King Canfield's tyranny.
A seasoned marshall retiring to a ranching lifestyle after a successful career. He declines an invitation from his friend Gabby Hayes to visit Death Valley, inadvertently becoming connected to the local oil drilling disputes.
Bill Elliott has 203 screen credits in a career dating back to 1925. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Red Ryder Collection with 13 titles. Signature works include Sheriff of Las Vegas, North of the Rockies, The Man from Tumbleweeds. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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