Mr. Butterfield is the prominent owner of the Butterfield stagecoach company and a central organizer of Wade's transfer. He offers volunteers a reward, arranges misleading transport, hires security, and helps Dan at the hotel. Horrified by the violence, he later offers Dan the payment to release Wade.
The Executive represents the pharmaceutical company connected to Lenore's contraceptive pills. He contacts The Doctor, acknowledges that the medication may have caused the child's mutation, and insists that the infant be destroyed so the company's responsibility will not be exposed.
A journalist whom Doc Farrington deceives about the hot springs' supposed healing powers so the hotel can gain free publicity. After getting drunk and embarrassing himself before the guests, he retaliates by publishing a story that portrays Hotel Shima as a den of sin, helping trigger Gus's court-martial.
A prominent businessman who knew Peter from his earlier engineering work at the mine, Sample provides Peter with an introduction to Cyril. He later joins Cyril and their men in cornering Peter during the fiesta, making him part of the effort to seize the gold.
A Gamma Nu Pi alumnus who hosts a lawn party at his house and attends a formal fraternity dinner. At the dinner, he commends the pledges after they win the contest to keep the WSAS radio station tuned to the Budapest String Quartet for 24 hours.
Robert Emhardt has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work is anchored in the It's Alive Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Sunday Showcase, The Story of Noah, The Intruder. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
