A young conductor of the Knight Bus who helps Harry travel to London.
Hollom is an unpopular midshipman aboard HMS Surprise whom the crew comes to regard as a Jonah, or bringer of bad luck. When another sailor deliberately bumps him, the sailor is flogged, but Hollom later takes his own life by jumping overboard, deepening the crew’s superstition.
Slade is one of the four school friends left traumatized by the disappearance of Mark Wells’s five-year-old brother in 1995. Twenty years later, he reunites with Mark Wells, Danny Kenwood and Pru Carew as the group follows new DNA evidence and hopes to discover whether the missing boy is alive.
A senior police officer associated with the Yorkshire Ripper investigation.
Gustave is Danielle's loyal friend and an active helper in her romance with Henry. He goes to the ball to recruit Leonardo, assists with the preparations that allow Danielle to attend in her mother's attire, and supports the effort to help her escape Rodmilla's control.
Richard Taylor of the University of Leicester advises that Philippa's amateur feeling about the car park is too risky. During the excavation, he is confronted by Philippa for claiming credit for leading the project, and he later appears at the university press conference where the findings are announced while Philippa receives little recognition.
One of the six friends. He powers up the church computers to contact local officials and bludgeons Mikey's grandmother with a golf club. Traumatized, he walks off to cool down and is killed by a Phase 2 monster.
Portrayed by Lee Ingleby, Mole is one of the four named starring characters in this live-action adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's novel. The supplied plot summary does not specify his actions or relationships with the other characters.
Chessocks is a passer-by who encounters Bedford after his return to Earth near West Wittering. He climbs into the lunar sphere and accidentally launches it back into space with the hatch open, destroying Bedford's hope of using the vessel to return for Cavor.
Smike is a neglected and frightened boy at Mr. Squeers's school, where he suffers especially harsh treatment. After escaping and being found again, he is badly hurt during the threatened punishment. He begs Nicholas Nickleby to take him away, and Nicholas agrees, giving Smike a possible future.
A British ex-intelligence operative residing in Tallinn, whose past catches up to him. He navigates a morally gray world of espionage, betrayal, and high-stakes decisions, embodying the film's neo-noir themes and serving as the central protagonist.
Lee Ingleby has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 1998. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Fjällbacka Murders with 1 titles. Signature works include The Five, The Long Shadow, Bob the Builder: Mega Machines. 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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