Charles Grieg is Frank's former Navy companion and now works for MI6. He warns Frank that Bob's indiscretion could ruin his business, later questions Frank about Bob's loyalty, and eventually confesses while drunk that he left Bob's door open for the men who killed him. He also reveals Chappie's identity as the mole.
Blaney's friend, who runs a fruit and vegetable stall in Covent Garden. He secretly is the serial killer known as the Necktie Murderer, murdering Brenda and Babs and framing Blaney. Rusk pretends to help Blaney, but his betrayal is uncovered when Oxford confronts him at his flat.
Former British officer turned mercenary leader, orchestrates high-stakes rescue missions across Africa and Europe.
British official or detective.
A middle-aged, single Catholic Northern Irishman, John manages Mr. Collins's betting shop and lives with his mother and sister Brigit. He disapproves of Brigit's engagement to a British soldier, but lets his friend Peter use the shop as a safe house. After Peter is fatally injured, John takes his gun and rushes to disarm the remaining bomb; a tragic case of mistaken identity leads to his death.
A paying guest at Susan's house. He stumbles upon Joan's corpse and plays a crucial role in alerting the authorities.
River boat operator encountered during the journey along the waterways.
A retired British soldier who occasionally works for British intelligence. He leads the central plot by attempting to recover three hostages taken by a shadowy criminal organisation.
The urbane and manipulative American press secretary who closely controls government minister Charles Baker. He is implicated in the political scandal and murders. Despite being gathered for arrest, he is fatally shot by a sniper in a black taxi at The Tower Hotel.
James Westgate's new colleague, described as crass and as Penny's husband. Penny's return to James's life and their renewed friendship divert James from his ordinary college routine, while Derek's connection to Penny places him within the personal entanglement surrounding the search for the missing Pilkington.
Major Minnies is a British colonial leader in the conflict surrounding Satipur and the neighboring princely state. He leads the British community alongside Crawford while they oppose the Nawab and suspect him of protecting the bandits operating in the region.
A skilled senior rating responsible for vital ship systems, playing a key role in the emergency repairs and engine restoration that enable the Amethyst's escape.
Barry Foster has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1956. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The Wind in the Willows - Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Frenzy, The Whistle Blower, A Quiet Day in Belfast. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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