The commanding officer of the SS Glencairn. He enforces strict shore leave restrictions in the West Indies and successfully quells the crew's rebellion over carrying high explosives, ensuring the voyage continues.
Background or minor uncredited character with limited screen time and no significant narrative impact.
The dying king of a British kingdom, Priam is succeeded by his daughter Salina. His wishes provide for Salina to share rule with Justinian, shaping their political partnership and relationship. His death also prompts a druid funeral ceremony that becomes a flashpoint between the Britons and Roman forces.
The depot mechanic who accompanies Tom Yately during his initial trial run in truck 13, helping him navigate the treacherous roads and avoid collisions with speeding trucks.
A kind and gentle village pastor who continues teaching children and serving his congregation as Nazi authorities intrude on church life. He criticizes National Socialism from the pulpit despite warnings and is imprisoned in a concentration camp. When Fritz Gerte offers release in exchange for a promise of silence, Hall refuses to abandon his convictions.
A lawyer and suspected fence who receives a wreath warning that he will die on November 17. His impending death drives the police investigation, and Alan Wembury arranges protection despite disliking him. Meister remains defiant, later gives Wembury information about goods hidden at an empty house, and refuses to leave his home as the threat approaches.
The elderly butler employed by Masterman. Morris mistakenly identifies him as Masterman upon his arrival in London, highlighting the theme of mistaken identities in the film.
A vendor at a scrap yard who sells the criminals an old, used fire engine after they are unable to afford a brand new one. This vehicle becomes their primary tool for committing crimes.
Waste collector dealing with a specific medical condition.
Wolfe Kristan is the deranged lighthouse keeper who takes Marie in after rescuing her from the sea. He sees her as the image of Marthe, his wife, whom he killed years earlier and buried beneath the lighthouse. He attempts to kill Hale, and is killed when the lighthouse is bombarded.
Jeannie's tightfisted father, whom she has cared for at the expense of her own time and money. After he dies, Jeannie discovers that he has left his fortune of 297 pounds to her and nothing to her married sisters. His death and inheritance give her the means to set out for Vienna and seek a life of her own.
A member of the Wilson family who hears the audience's praise for Fennis but does not share their excitement. Rather than attend a reception celebrating her performance, he wants to go straight home. Ellen urges him to come in for a few minutes, revealing a difference between them over how to respond to Fennis's success.
Wilfrid Lawson has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1931. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently At The Top Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Turners of Prospect Road, The Great Mr Handel, Pastor Hall. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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