Law enforcement officer handling prisoner transport.
Police lieutenant in 1981 film.
General Michael Perry is a United States Air Force officer familiar with Steve West's classified space-flight accident. After Ted Nelson contacts him, Perry agrees to assist in finding West and helps control the investigation, but West later attacks and kills him at Nelson's home.
Andrew Lee is a ghost and former owner of the plantation. He joins Jethro in trying to prevent their old home from being foreclosed upon, but he and Jethro are confused when dangerous supernatural events begin because they are not causing them. Lee later helps Benny win a boxing match, and he and Jethro cause the officers' fatal car crash.
A cavalryman among the canyon's defenders, Webb is enraged after another officer is killed and charges blindly into the Apache camp. He is wounded and captured, and his tortured cries torment the remaining survivors. Logan leaves the canyon, and the summary implies that he shoots Webb to end his suffering.
Local law enforcement officer who attempts to control the situation but ultimately becomes a casualty of the bear's rampage.
An undercover police officer posing as an escaped convict to infiltrate Dr. Conway's institute. He investigates the unethical experiments, helps fellow patients, and ultimately exposes the doctor's crimes alongside his police backup.
Larry is Jean Evans's hunter friend. When Jean encounters the giant crayfish monster during a safari to film animals, he joins her in trying to trace the creature to its source. The summary identifies him as Jean's companion in this investigation, but gives no further details about his background or actions.
Local associate involved in the theft and murder plot surrounding the strong box.
Jungle guide and expedition member, assists characters in navigating the wilderness.
Antagonistic explorer who commands Weissmuller to lead him into the temple. He steals jewels but is killed by lions unleashed by the Moon Men.
A member of Fletch's platoon, Marley is shot by an enemy combatant during the mission to clear an enemy-held area. His injury forces the platoon to return fire without him, marking a setback during the operation. The synopsis does not specify his fate beyond being left behind.
Myron Healey has 162 screen credits in a career dating back to 1943. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently The Durango Kid Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Varan the Unbelievable, The Incredible Melting Man, Guns Don't Argue. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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