Initially Pharaoh Rameses I who orders the death of Hebrew infants, he later appears as Rameses II, Moses's adoptive brother. He banishes Moses, endures the plagues, loses his heir, reluctantly frees the Hebrews, and pursues them to the Red Sea. His army is destroyed, leaving him to acknowledge the Hebrew God.
Legendary American gunslinger hired to defend a Mexican village from bandits.
Malfunctioning android park ranger, becomes the primary antagonist hunting human guests.
King Mongkut of Siam rules Siam and summons Anna Leonowens to teach his many children. He initially resists her independence and foreign ideas, but relies on her advice during the British crisis. His conflict with Tuptim and growing bond with Anna lead to a final change in his outlook before his death.
Leader of the hired guns. Recruits the remaining members of the original seven, purchases Frank and Luis from jail, and leads the defense against Lorca's forces. Ultimately duels and kills Lorca, then rides off with Vin.
Iconic android assassin in Westworld park, known for relentless pursuit and eventual malfunction.
Charismatic and ruthless revolutionary leader who alternates between local hero and outlaw. He commands his men, tests loyalty through deadly games, and marries Fina to restore her honor. He learns to fly with Arnold’s help, leads major battles, and ultimately captures Mexico City with a massive army, showcasing his strategic brilliance and unpredictable nature.
The eldest legitimate son, an army officer known for financial irresponsibility, drinking, and romantic entanglements with both Katya and Grushenka. He is falsely accused of murdering his father, Fyodor, and ultimately sentenced to prison before escaping with Grushenka.
Jean Lafitte is a pirate who controls the bayous near New Orleans, a route the British could use when access by the Mississippi River is impossible. General Andrew Jackson seeks his help in thwarting the British forces, offering him a pardon and American citizenship in return.
Son of King David, publicly named successor despite brother Adonijah's rebellion. Initially led astray by Queen Sheba into pagan practices, causing divine famine and temple damage. Regains faith, defeats Egyptian forces using a tactical shield maneuver, strikes down Adonijah, and miraculously heals Sheba before their divinely mandated separation.
The sadistic and charismatic leader of a crew of wreckers who hijack the lighthouse. He murders the lightkeepers, keeps captive Arabella alive, tortures Montefiore, and ultimately sets the lighthouse ablaze in a final confrontation, perishing in the flames.
Sharif is a jailed revolutionary leader targeted for murder during a transfer between prisons. His supporters organize a rescue, after which he leads the escape across the desert toward the Protectorate of Aden. He is the central political figure whose cause brings the other fugitives together.
Yul Brynner has 62 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Westworld Films with 2 titles. Signature works include The Magnificent Seven, The Ten Commandments, Westworld. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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