Starred as the lead detective in the first seven series. His portrayal by Douglas Henshall won the 2016 BAFTA Scotland award for Best Actor. His departure was announced in July 2022.
A mysterious British man who arrives in Barcelona and appears to know Erin's true identity. He pursues her, threatening the new life she has made with her family.
Town sheriff and minister who attempts to maintain order and contact higher authorities regarding Delarue's crimes. His intercepted messages highlight the town's corruption, and he ultimately acknowledges Jon's victory before withdrawing.
Victor is an actor who regrets abandoning Sylvia Weld and desperately tries to prevent her marriage to Dave Summers. After a strange ritual with Rafael, he appears to change, discussing marriage and children, but his jealousy and romantic obsession remain evident. He later meets Louise after reflecting on his relationships.
A successful young artist whose car accident death initiates the plot. His posthumous fame drives the forgery conspiracy, and Ripley temporarily assumes his identity to deceive collectors.
British military officer and archaeologist who collaborates with Indy in desert campaigns.
Davie Dawson is the brother of Danny's injured opponent. He arrives at Mason's house after the fight and reveals that his brother has been completely blinded. He also tells Danny where the injured man is staying, enabling Danny to visit him and learn the criminal purpose behind the contest.
Michael is one of the three brothers gathering with his disabled sister to arrange their mother's funeral. After an incident at the public house separates the siblings, he goes in search of a gun, becoming involved in the story's movement between virtue and sin.
Mike is the central figure, drawn to the people and opportunities around valuable art more than to the exhibition itself. He joins Professor Robert Gissing's elaborate temporary painting swap, remains emotionally affected by his past with Laura Stanton, and ultimately identifies a fake while reconnecting with her.
Educational psychologist and Chloe's love interest. He is arrested by police on suspicion of sexually abusing a six-year-old he was assessing, triggering the central conflict of the film.
Iona's adoptive father who secretly fathered Bull after an affair with his teenage adoptive daughter. After his wife Helen's death a decade prior, he welcomes Iona and Bull to his home. He rekindles his past relationship with Iona but later collapses from a seizure, which ultimately proves fatal. His death triggers a chain of emotional confrontations and police involvement on the island.
Yeomanry officer navigating ambushes and local security operations.
Douglas Henshall has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The Young Indiana Jones Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Who Is Erin Carter?, Murder Is Easy, The Salvation. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
