Guest star or minor character appearing in specific episodes.
Taxi driver appearing briefly in the 1951 film.
Brief medical cameo in the original film.
Speed's mechanic who accepts money from Big Jim Gordon to bail Speed out of jail after a staged accident.
Background figure encountered during police procedures.
A defiant merchant competing with Ep Clark. Devlin goes to work for him and his niece Priscilla, gains their trust, and learns that King has a secret wagon train of goods, including weapons, coming from St. Louis. His business is among the local trade interests threatened by Clark.
Minor character with brief screen time
The senator employs Evelyn and expects Colonel Blackton to bring him a list of German agents operating in the United States. Enemy agents tie him up while searching for the list, and he is later found unconscious. After he recovers, the police suspect an inside job, while Johnny's dictated letter to him explains what really happened.
The storekeeper offers to redeem the strips Anchor issues to the settlers for supplies, but only at twenty-five cents on the dollar. This makes him part of the town's response to Anchor's scheme, though the plot does not describe any further interaction with Rex or the other leads.
The banker who agrees to lend money to Nugget only after hearing that Rocky is coming to town, McKnight then tells Shad about the loan and Rocky. He panics when the gang's plans shift, but later accepts the quicksilver for safekeeping under Shad's direction.
Local doctor involved in the aftermath of the Mole Men encounter.
Mr. Cromwell is Luke Cromwell's father. After they discover rich silver, armed men try to force him to sell the claim for one dollar.
Harry Harvey has 238 screen credits in a career dating back to 1912. Their work spans 16 cinematic universes — most prominently Dick Tracy Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Ridin' the Trail, In Room 303, Dear! Deer!. 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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