Arab sheik who mentors Judah in chariot racing and aids his quest for vengeance.
Charles Bonnet is a prominent Paris art collector who forges and sells paintings by famous artists. He lends the supposedly authentic Venus to the museum without realizing that scientific testing is planned, and later agrees to abandon forgery after Simon helps protect his collection and Nicole's future.
Biederbeck's assistant, discovers Victoria's body and is killed by Phibes.
A court official in Kind Hearts and Coronets.
An elderly merchant who impulsively marries the young May. After losing his sight, he relies heavily on her. He catches her with her lover Damian in a garden but is easily deceived by May's excuses into believing he hallucinated the encounter.
Professor Welch is the professor connected with Jim Dixon's university department and the owner of the old car Jim takes during his desperate journey to the station. Jim's conduct has damaged their professional relationship, while the professor and his family pursue him and witness Jim leave for London.
Religious scholar who deciphers Phibes' Hebrew amulet, aiding investigation.
Joseph Noblart is the eccentric social center of the household, whose conversations and behavior dominate the dinner gathering. After receiving walkie-talkies from Edward, he becomes ill, demands his pajamas, claims he will live for centuries, and later confronts a young woman over the theft of his clothes.
Caradog is a funeral director and a member of the Welsh rugby party who served in Paris near the end of the war. He pays for his son Glyn’s trip on condition that they search for his former romantic partner, whom he calls his “little butterfly.” He reunites with her, is protected from arrest, and is later found collapsed after the match.
The monarch whose letter summons the brothers to Paris and whose court becomes entangled in the identity confusion. He demands military action as revolution threatens and ends with an unresolved confession.
A retired railway track worker who helps operate the village railway during its struggle to survive.
Judge Edgar Neilsen is the presiding judge in the trial of Jo Morris and Larry Ellis for first-degree murder. After the jury finds both defendants not guilty, he counsels them individually in his chambers before they leave the courtroom together.
Hugh Griffith has 66 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Ealing comedies with 3 titles. Signature works include Ben-Hur, The Canterbury Tales, How to Steal a Million. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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