Marshal Lee Sims is Sheridan City's town marshal, but he has been unwilling to oppose Dade Holman and his gang despite the town's violence. After Clint Tollinger is hired, Sims deputizes him and allows him to impose his own methods. His weakness helps explain why the town must rely on an outside gunfighter to restore order.
Law enforcement official pursuing outlaws and overseeing legal proceedings.
A wealthy American industrialist who initially advocates for Willi's mercy. He later expresses moral confusion over German ingratitude and supports executing the second German sailor, mirroring Kovac's earlier philosophical musings.
The publisher of the New York Herald and Henry M. Stanley's employer. Doubting the report that Dr. David Livingstone is dead, he assigns Stanley the nearly impossible task of searching Africa for him, hoping both to discover the truth and embarrass a rival newspaper.
A political pacifist whose teachings influence Gottfried Lenz. He becomes the target of a violent attack, resulting in Gottfried's death, though he survives the incident.
David's father, Dan earns his living breeding race horses in Oxford. After a horse is injured and can no longer race, he arranges its breeding with Joe Patchen, producing Dan Patch. Before dying, Dan receives David's promise that the colt will continue to be trained.
Prudent is part of the balloon party exploring the mountain crater with his daughter Dorothy and her fiancé, Evans. Robur shoots down their balloon and takes them aboard the Albatross, where they learn about the ship and seek escape. Prudent survives the airship's destruction with the other captives.
Boys Town resident navigating the home's rules and brotherhood dynamics.
Fred Winslow is a hopeful ranch buyer and Julie Ann's father, traveling with her after purchasing an unseen ranch. Though his property is poor and arid, he shelters the wounded Wes McQueen, removes the bullet, and lies to the pursuing lawmen rather than surrendering him.
Inky Wilkinson is an old friend whom Bat Masterson travels to Dodge City to look up. His connection to Bat helps bring the returning newspaperman into the town's troubles after the sheriff is shot. Although the plot summary gives him no larger action, his presence provides the personal reason for Bat's arrival and involvement.
A lawyer known by reputation to Clay Fletcher and the father of Susan, Henry Jeffers is serving as a judge in El Paso. Initially drunk and presiding over a sham trial, he later stays sober for John Elkins' trial and clears Elkins of wrongdoing. He is subsequently dragged behind a horse and killed.
U.S. Army officer navigating frontier conflicts and diplomacy.
Henry Hull has 83 screen credits in a career dating back to 1917. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently James Brothers Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Man with the Gun, Werewolf of London, Objective, Burma!. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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