Baron's nephew, cruel governor of Arrakis who oppresses Fremen.
A powerful and perpetually angry bully who runs Sweethaven for the Commodore. He beats Popeye, extorts the Oyls, orders Swee'Pea's kidnapping, and abducts Olive to find buried treasure. He is ultimately defeated by a spinach-powered Popeye.
The prison's chief guard and one of Billy Hayes's principal tormentors. He brutally beats Billy for stealing a blanket, participates in his harsh treatment, injures Max, and later attempts to rape Billy. During their struggle, Billy pushes him onto a wall hook, killing him.
A Russian nobleman who is repeatedly swindled by Maverick. Initially tricked into paying a debt through a staged hunting scheme, he is later conned on the riverboat under the guise of a federal investigation.
Prince Tarn's loyal servant and bodyguard. He assists Sonja in freeing Tarn from bandits, helps defeat Gedren's guards in the castle dining hall, and ultimately rides back to Hablock with the prince to help rebuild the devastated kingdom.
Larry's uncle and a noted psychologist. He attempts to cure Larry's debilitating performance anxiety by orchestrating a therapeutic scare tactic during the family visit.
Raphael McDonald is a boxer who works as a mechanic with his brother, Angel. He argues with Angel over his boxing winnings, which Angel takes and invests in land. In Highfalls, Raphael fights Mr. Shark's men, befriends Black Bull after a boxing-related confrontation, and joins Angel in the race against the carriages.
Slue is a small-time crime boss who controls the town through intimidation and criminal violence. After discovering Sonny Boy in the stolen Lincoln Continental, he keeps the baby, has his tongue cut out, and trains him to act as a mute, dog-like enforcer against anyone who challenges Slue or attempts to steal from him.
A general who receives a briefing from Colonel Styles and Captain Jackson about the terrorist situation. Initially unconvinced by their request for more men to protect the border, he decides to fly out and take command personally. A terrorist commander subsequently orders a hit on him, which Jackson foils while escorting him to a hotel.
Alias or alternate credit for Butch, shares identical role and traits.
Clumsy small-time crook and co-protagonist known for reckless driving and petty theft.
Paul L. Smith has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Šimon a Matouš (kolekce) with 2 titles. Signature works include Red Sonja, Popeye, Midnight Express. 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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