PBR commander who clashes with Willard over mission priorities. He is severely injured by a Montagnard spear and killed after a violent confrontation with Willard.
Secret society member guarding historical secrets.
Sal Martinella is the Cubs manager who investigates Henry's unusual throwing ability. He visits Henry with a radar gun, confirms that the young player can pitch far beyond normal Little League speed, and helps bring him into the major-league team during its effort to reverse declining attendance.
A fellow inmate and member of the Nation of Islam. He guides Malcolm toward the group's teachings and introduces him to the leader Elijah Muhammad, playing a crucial role in Malcolm's spiritual and ideological transformation in prison.
Part of the TV show cast who is ejected after the station purchase, then joins the performers in hijacking the station to broadcast a 24-hour nude show.
A long-time acquaintance of Sethe and Paul D who serves as a crucial witness to Sethe's traumatic past. He intervenes during the infanticide attempt and later shares newspaper clippings with Paul D to help him understand Sethe's history and justify her actions.
A Supreme Court justice who votes to reverse Virginia Mapes's conviction in the initial conference, Hank Banks is later named by Joseph Kirkland as one of the supporters of his majority opinion. The account gives no further detail about Banks's role in the negotiations, but his vote is part of the final group Joseph identifies as backing the judgment.
Albert Hall has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 1972. Their work is anchored in the National Treasure universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Apocalypse Now, Malcolm X, Major Payne. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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