Industrial magnate, Susan's father, manipulative patriarch.
An elderly Aberdonian criminologist whose credentials are secretly stolen by Milton. Police discover Australian whiskey and a gun in his bag, adding to the investigation's complexity.
Professor Merrity joins the Stardust under the apparent role of meteorologist, but his true purpose is concealed from the crew. He is working for the United States to test the experimental tritonium bomb, whose intended effect is to persuade nations to abandon nuclear weapons.
Susan's brother, part of the wealthy Brown family circle.
Colonel Price receives Theodore Dehmel's report about a former Nazi records officer and learns that the officer has identified the wartime betrayer of a resistance leader. He summons the others to England, privately acknowledging that the truth may force him to kill one of his closest friends, and later gives Major Shane an account of the blood in his study.
Henry Camberley is a railway detective and the husband of another of Windermere's blackmail victims. He murders Windermere while the men are waiting for the train, then hides the body in a trunk. When John Ryder arrives and mistakes him for Windermere, Camberley gives him the tickets and sends the luggage with him, helping make Ryder appear guilty.
A semi-retired crook whom Roger's uncle Dan connects with Joe and Roger, Alfie can arrange to dispose of the stolen gold. He insists that they use ex-RAF pilot Brian Hammell to protect his interests. After the hijacking, Alfie regrets returning to crime and accepts Joe's offer to leave the scheme in exchange for £5,000 to be given to Dan.
Donald Wolfit has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1931. Their work is anchored in the At The Top Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Lawrence of Arabia, Blood of the Vampire, A Man on the Beach. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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