Irene's surprised fiancé whose engagement to her ends after she realizes that her feelings for Godfrey have not changed.
Retail employee in photography shop.
Named but minor attendee at social functions, adds specificity to crowd
Clem Porter is Mary's fiancé, and they plan to marry in September. He insists that their honeymoon take place in Sioux City so he can attend his bowling competition. Mary is dissatisfied with this provincial outlook and books a trip to Europe, promising Clem that she will return in time for their wedding.
Bertram arrives at Susan Abbott's home for a date and is frightened away by Joseph Brady. Susan is upset because she had hoped Bertram would introduce her to the famous pianist and conductor, making his brief appearance important to the false audition promise.
Mortimer is Sally Saxon's rich suitor. When Amos falls for Sally, Mortimer becomes jealous, creating romantic tension alongside the football team's preparations for Yale. The summary identifies his relationship to Sally and his jealousy of Amos, but does not describe any further role in the game or the team's affairs.
Romantic interest of Christine Cross with minor role.
Boris is General Ronsky's oafish nephew, selected by the rebel general as a powerless figurehead for a proposed overthrow of Catherine the Great. His intended installation shows that the conspirators seek to control the throne through a compliant replacement rather than govern through an independent ruler.
One of the three young male tenants. His relationship ends when his girlfriend tires of his poetry. He actively participates in the rescue attempts and becomes romantically interested in Thelma.
Chester is traveling as a newlywed with Veronica aboard Jim's flight to Las Vegas. After the aircraft makes an emergency landing in the mountains, he starts a signal fire to attract attention. The fire spreads through the dry brush and threatens the group, but the aircraft is repaired and they are able to leave.
Comedic sidekick and member of the gang on the Sunday drive.
Grady Sutton has 182 screen credits in a career dating back to 1925. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Rock 'n' Roll High School Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Hunger Pains, Pickled Peppers, Hollywood Trouble. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
