This character is one of the conspirators in the gang encountered by Sherlock Jr. at the warehouse. The group is connected with the Villain's attempt to sell the stolen necklace, helps overpower the detective, and is defeated after Sherlock Jr. rescues the kidnapped Girl.
Taxi driver in the French Riviera setting.
Character caught up in Monte Carlo intrigue and murder.
A lawman's aide appearing in the 1932 Lupin story.
Butler character with Russian ethnicity or accent.
Legal authority figure prosecuting cases and representing state power.
French character encountered during the Paris adventure.
Burglar who broke into Petroff's house before the murder.
Perkins is Dulcy's new butler. The story identifies him as an ex-convict who is on parole when he is introduced at the beginning of the weekend gathering. The supplied plot summary gives no further actions or relationships for him during the ensuing romantic and business complications.
Background restaurant staff member with no named dialogue or significant plot role.
The Sergeant of Police is one of the two police officers summoned after Sally attempts to alert the authorities in Nice. The officers believe Baron Otto Spandermann's accusation against Sally, are taken to his chateau, and eventually participate in defeating the spies with Michael and Sally.
Private investigator hired by Charles Guarry to monitor Irene's daily activities. Reports on her innocent encounters and later investigates the crime scene, though ultimately doubts her suicide claim.
George Davis has 172 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Arsène Lupin - Saga with 2 titles. Signature works include Howling Hollywood, Hot Lightning, Dynamite Doggie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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