Tully Marshall

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Characters played by Tully Marshall

Alvin Brewster — This Gun for Hire (1942)

Alvin Brewster is the president of Nitro Chemical and the mastermind behind the treasonous sale of poison gas to the Japanese. Philip Raven forces Brewster and Willard Gates to sign a confession inside the company, but Brewster dies of a heart attack while attempting to kill Raven.

El Rey Luis XI — The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)

El Rey Luis XI is the king whose appointment of Phoebus de Chateaupers as captain of the guard is celebrated at the aristocratic ball. Although he has limited direct involvement in the action, his authority establishes Phoebus's official position and motivates the public celebration attended by Esmeralda.

MacFarland — Murder on the Blackboard (1934)

The school's headmaster who commissions Withers' investigation but acts suspiciously by advising her to leave town and look into the victim's relatives.

Count Mancini — He Who Gets Slapped (1924)

Count Mancini is Consuelo's impoverished father, determined to restore the family's fortunes through her marriage to Baron Regnard. He persuades the reluctant Baron to marry her, helps confine Paul, and stabs him with a sword before being killed by the released lion.

Gaston Gourney-Martin — Arsène Lupin (1932)

Parisian millionaire whose estate is targeted for robbery.

Avery — Alias Jimmy Valentine (1928)

Avery is described as a shady and ruthless criminal who helps lure Jimmy into planning a major bank heist. He belongs to the underworld circle Jimmy initially works with, before Jimmy falls in love with Rose and leaves his criminal life behind.

Baron Sadoja — The Merry Widow (1926)

Baron Sadoja is an old, wealthy roue whom Sally O'Hara marries after Prince Danilo Petrovich's family rejects their match. His later death from a stroke changes Sally's circumstances and leads the royal parents to encourage her marriage to Danilo.

Muff Potter — Tom Sawyer (1930)

Muff is present at the cemetery when Injun Joe murders a man, but he is in an inebriated state. Injun Joe persuades him that he is guilty of the crime, and Muff is put on trial. Tom, who witnessed the murder with Huck, finally tells the truth at the trial, though Injun Joe escapes.

Baron de Jonghe — The Unholy Garden (1931)

An aged, blind longtime hotel resident who secretly possesses a large stash of stolen money. His intense agitation when Hunt offers to light a fire in his fireplace inadvertently reveals the hiding place of the cash in the chimney. He is later shot dead by a crook who steals the empty money box.

Big John — She Couldn't Say No (1930)

Big John is a notorious gangster who owns the nightclub where Winnie Harper works. When Jerry Casey needs money for gifts for Iris and for Winnie's upcoming revue, Jerry asks Big John for another job. Big John is therefore connected to both the club that employs Winnie and Jerry's return to gangster work.

John Ingram — Her Temporary Husband (1923)

John Ingram is the elderly man Blanche intends to marry because she believes he will not live long and she must marry within twenty-four hours to retain a fortune. Thomas Burton disguises himself as John and goes through the marriage ceremony with Blanche, while the real John is associated with a secretary whose plan targets Burton.

Roger Crosby — The Cat and the Canary (1927)

The estate lawyer who manages the execution of Cyrus West's will. He discovers a secret second will, suspects foul play among the relatives, and is violently pulled into a hidden passage by a clawed hand, later found murdered in a secret wall compartment.

Career Overview

Tully Marshall has 179 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Arsène Lupin - Saga with 2 titles. Signature works include Deserted at the Altar, The Fall of Babylon, The Sable Lorcha. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
179
Birth Date
1864-04-09
Birth Place
Nevada City, California, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q2063267), public domain (CC0).