Generic background character with unspecified function.
Ruthless outlaw who kills Tom Ryder, main antagonist.
Enforcer in Rio Grande.
Milt is one of Nelse Tyler’s roughneck sons and helps make the Tyler family a feared force in the town. He and his brother Mose are described as ready to fight one another or outsiders, and both join the family’s efforts to court Patience Matthews. The account gives no further individual actions for Milt.
Outlaw leader operating in Fugitive Valley
One of two outsiders who encounter the gang, attempts to drive them away by wearing a gorilla suit, but ends up trapped by the children.
Toady, listed as a henchman role.
Undercover officer monitoring suspects or criminal activity.
Jud Ross is Cash Parrish's pal, but he betrays Cash to the sheriff because he covets Cash's treasure and wife. He goes to the cabin and tries to force himself on Rose, who wounds him with a sharp pin. As he attempts to break into the room where she has barricaded herself, a bullet fired at Cash enters the cabin and kills Jud.
Clem is one of the Allen brothers identified by Barry as a villain involved in swindling Carol through the fraudulent sale of ranch land. Barry's ruse about a hidden treasure leads the brothers to try to buy the land back, with Barry bidding against them and driving up the price.
Outlaw henchman or minor antagonist opposing the hero
Unnamed enforcer working for the antagonists in Marked for Murder.
Bob Kortman has 172 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently Hopalong Cassidy Collection with 10 titles. Signature works include Duck Soup, The $100,000 Bill, The Golden Trail. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
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