Prince Semyon is the man to whom Marina Selanova is expected to be married. He finds Marina after her escape and takes her to Sitka, then forces her to agree to the marriage by making Jonathan Clark's freedom conditional on her decision. His pursuit and coercion create the final conflict that leads Jonathan and his men to rescue Marina.
A writer whose controversial new book about a politically charged trial has made enemies among citizens and government figures. After documents that could damage his reputation are connected to a murder, he is beaten by townspeople and suspected by the police. He is the central figure in Marie's efforts to defend and protect him.
A physician consulted by Ken regarding Angie's severe drinking and mental state. He provides medical perspective on her condition and is involved in Ken's decision to attempt supporting Angie's recovery after her hospitalization for burns.
Baron Zoltan Faludi is a nobleman who follows Princess Veronica to New York. Countess Zoe considers him a suitable husband for Veronica and tries to direct her toward him instead of Paul MacMillan, but Veronica ignores that advice. His presence represents the royal match she does not want to pursue.
A Lakeview scientist whose research belongs to the laboratory's secret work, von Stolb is found dead after the investigators are told he is missing and cannot be reached. Although those present initially treat his death as suicide, O'Hara and Grayson find two glasses and conclude that someone poisoned him and staged the scene.
Co-owner of the charity and the secret leader of the local Nazi spy ring. He orchestrates the espionage operation using the charity as a cover. During a final confrontation with Neale, he admits his guilt and attempts to flee but is fatally shot by his own sister, Carla.
Paul Carrell visits Jamie Rowan’s house claiming an interest in renting it, but his real attention is directed toward Jamie. He flatters her with white violets and invites her to lunch, while Jamie rejects his request to rent the property yet admits that his manner affects her. Reports of Jamie appearing in his arms later provoke Pat’s jealousy.
Max is Karl Baumer's secretary, who has become disillusioned with his employer and refuses to delay a damaging financial report to Berlin. Karl tries to frame him for Horst's murder. After Karl is killed, Max urges Sophia to flee, then races to the port to stop the saboteurs and helps expose Horst.
He is Leutnant Fritz Lobheimer's best friend and warns him against continuing the affair with Baronin v. Eggersdorff. Kaiser unsuccessfully seeks military intervention before the duel, then resigns from the army in disgust at the senseless code of honor and returns to civilian life with Mizzi Schlager.
Richard 'Dutch' Kroner is an Austrian-born sailor aboard the Sybil Gray who can interpret the German message intercepted by Joe 'Babe' Duttson. He helps identify the nearby supply ship and later becomes recognizable to a U-boat officer as a famous anti-Nazi violinist, triggering a dangerous exchange of fire.
Jo's Swiss-born husband and co-leader of Plumfield. He suggests investing the couple's $2,500 savings to raise the $5,000 needed to buy the farm, gives the money to Major Burdle, and continues to believe Burdle is honest after the tuition check bounces.
A long-term resident at the Van Maaster hotel. He is appointed by Mr. Van Maaster to chaperone Regina during her New York acting studies. Regina ultimately decides to marry him to avoid living in a women's boarding house.
Carl Esmond has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Signature works include The Catman of Paris, Agent for H.A.R.M., Address Unknown. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
