Kind Italian restaurant owner who feeds Lady and Tramp.
The original lead singer of the musical who wants to quit after the show's initial failure, before the sailors' casting turns the production into a smash hit.
A member of the Panama secret police who initially interrogates a passenger at customs. His office ultimately serves as the location where the detective secures the map thief in custody.
Doctor at the school where murders occur.
Desert nomad and scout.
Boris is among the people invited by Tama and Reo to celebrate Taro's return to Japan. The plot summary gives no further actions or personal connections for him, so his role is limited to being present among the guests at the planned celebration.
Tomas Velasquez is named by Captain Easterling as the person who stole the earrings from him. This allegation makes Tomas part of the mystery surrounding the missing jewels and gives Peter Blood a lead in his investigation, though the account does not establish whether Easterling's claim is true.
Tamara's brother and the owner of a nightclub, Mischa comes looking for Paddy with Tamara after their voyage together. He persuades Roy to let Paddy live with them and, impressed by Roy's wealthy property, tries to recruit him as a nightclub partner. The club later opens with Paddy singing and dancing and Tamara performing a Russian dance.
George Givot has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Lady and the Tramp Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Lady and the Tramp, Roast-Beef and Movies, Howd' Ya Like That?. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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