Milt Diamond is a wealthy gambler in Los Angeles who owes David Paschal $114,000. When Diamond insults David and refuses to acknowledge the obligation, Josh Randall forces him to pay the debt. His scene establishes Randall's role as David's enforcer before Randall returns to Hong Kong and the main conflict begins.
Creighton Duffy is James Duncan MacHardie's son-in-law and an ethically compromised figure tied to Nassau Aircraft Corporation. He urges David Alfred Eaton to assess Ralph Benziger's prospects, profits if MacHardie invests in Nassau, threatens David over the report, and hires photographers to expose David's hotel meeting with Natalie Benziger.
A minor background character who runs the tavern where the patient and his acquaintances gather during the 1942 flashback period. Serves as environmental context only.
A famous opera singer targeted by the Black Hand for extortion. Petrosino appoints himself Caruso's personal bodyguard, and after a performance a bomb placed in the singer's car kills the chauffeur; Caruso is spared because he has gone back for a forgotten hat.
Howard Caine has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work is anchored in the Get Smart Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Watermelon Man, Get Smart: A Man Called Smart, Pressure Point. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
