Charles's solicitor who attempts to answer Catherine's questions about the estate's secrets. He is murdered in accordance with the curse, hacked to death with an axe after trying to inform her.
The late creator of the puppets who communicates with Rick to guide them through the crisis. Advises evacuation during the battle with Sutekh and formally passes the guardianship of the puppets and their secrets to Rick.
Dr. Duncan Doncaster is one of the figures whose relationship and connection to Betty Barnad attract Hercule Poirot’s scrutiny. The summary provides no confirmed act or motive for him, but his inclusion among the people questioned supports Poirot’s suspicion that concealed relationships and betrayals may underlie the apparently patternless case.
Master puppeteer who discovered the secret of life, creator of the Toulon puppets, central figure across the franchise.
A British chaplain who strongly protests Langford's decision to execute village hostages. Refuses to evacuate with the scout team, chooses to stay and defend the village, and calmly leads the captured soldiers in the Lord's Prayer while awaiting execution.
Aged version of Andre Toulon in later timeline.
Captain Maitland commands the battleship HMS Scotia. When the final shore-boat is deemed unseaworthy, he must take Mary, Jill, and Antoinette aboard; before they can be escorted ashore, the ship is ordered on manoeuvres off Italy. He must keep the three guests' presence hidden from the admiral.
Born Marek Toleslawski, a farmer whose face became permanently frozen in a horrific grin after witnessing his father's rotting corpse in a grave. He bought a title and castle with lottery winnings, conducts cruel experiments on women, and desperately seeks a cure from Sir Robert. After a successful psychological treatment, his psychosomatic condition returns, leading to his starvation.
Master puppeteer whose life-giving formula and puppets drive the franchise.
Archival recording of Andre Toulon.
Thomas Seymour's ambitious brother who seizes the role of Lord Protector and guardian of young King Edward VI after Henry's death. Fearing Thomas's rising power, he orchestrates Thomas's arrest and charges him with treason, also falsely implicating Elizabeth.
Archival recording of Andre Toulon.
Guy Rolfe has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1947. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Puppet Master with 6 titles. Signature works include Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge, Yesterday's Enemy, Girls at Sea. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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