Associate of the vampire baron
Aristocratic trustee managing trust finances, involved in social dynamics and potential conflicts.
Specialist involved in appraising or authenticating looted artworks during the wartime scheme.
Suspected spy investigated by Templar in London.
A ruthless Gestapo officer, Dr. Schultz confronts Erich Kohler over the failed mission in Belgium and accuses him of inefficiency and cowardice. Their confrontation leads to a shoot-out in which Schultz is killed, escalating the danger surrounding Kohler as he is pursued in Britain.
A Paris apartment tenant who claims to be alive despite dying three years prior. Under the alias Father Planchat, he poses as a leader of the Pilgrims of Peace charity but is secretly involved in international gunrunning. He is trapped and killed in the dining car during the final confrontation.
Presides over the inquest into Emma's death, hears testimony from Ann and Kate, and officially rules the fall accidental, prompting Michael's suspicion.
John Smith is Alison Ford's father and the client who commissions Tim Forrester to paint her portrait, supplying a photograph and a pink dress. Alison confronts him about the diamond-smuggling ring; terrified and planning to flee, he attempts suicide by jumping from a hotel balcony but survives and is taken to hospital.
Grellier is an arms manufacturer and Mostyn's business partner in the attempt to control the tunnel company. He opposes the expensive detour around the submarine volcano and plans to exploit falling stock prices. After Mostyn funds the project, Grellier has him killed for breaking their deal.
Henry Oscar has 70 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Miss Marple Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Miser, It Happened in Soho, Night Mail. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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