Uncle Millard is Leopold's uncle and guardian in 1876, with whom the duke lives in New York City. He urges Leopold to abandon impractical ambitions and marry a wealthy American heiress. His home later becomes important when Leopold retrieves a metal box containing childhood treasures, including his mother's ring.
The theoretical business school dean who despises Thornton's practical approach and bribery. He accuses Thornton of academic fraud and subjects him to a grueling 27-part oral examination, ultimately failing to expel him as Thornton passes through intense preparation and resilience.
Harvey Wilks is connected to the real Wilks family whose identity the King and the Duke falsely assume. The arrival of the genuine family members exposes the impersonation and threatens the con men's attempt to seize the fortune from Mary Jane Wilks and her sisters.
The brilliant inventor of the time-reversal microchip. Boris and Natasha track him down, only to discover he has been kidnapped by his evil twin, Kreeger. In the secret laboratory, Anton explains that the chips were originally mass-produced to end wars but possess dangerous paradoxical effects. He remains tied up while his twin attempts to seize control of the technology.
A priest sent by the Vatican to Briscayne Falls to investigate a report of an impending virgin birth. On the road, mysterious bikers attack him, causing a crash that leaves him catatonic. Because he cannot continue the investigation, the Vatican sends Father Justin O'Carroll in his place.
Paxton Whitehead has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Signature works include Kate & Leopold, Back to School, Trick of the Eye. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
