Secretly sent by his father Pelias to sabotage the voyage, Acastus challenges Jason and flees after being disarmed. He later attempts to take the Fleece but is fatally wounded by its guardian.
The elder son of King Ferdinand, who insists that the kingdom should remain undivided rather than accept his father's proposed partition. He overpowers Prince Alfonso and sends him to prison, but later becomes the target of an assassination plot designed to make Alfonso appear responsible.
Supporting character, likely a contact or minor operative.
George Holly is Catherine's brother and accompanies their mother during the hospital visit. Like Grace, he is offered money by Violet to sign papers committing Catherine and authorizing the operation. His participation demonstrates the family's vulnerability to Violet's influence and intensifies Catherine's sense of betrayal and danger.
Jimmy's best friend and business partner. Shares the cramped attic flat and market stall. Acts as a more observant, grounded counterpoint to Jimmy's volatile temperament before eventually leaving to start his own path.
Graham, also listed as Dick, is a recently escaped prisoner recruited for the robbery because he closely resembles a royal guard officer. After studying the officer’s appearance, habits, and duties, he takes the officer’s place during the guard routine and uses the impersonation to get past a challenging guard as the crew enters the Tower.
The person who gathers the former performers for one last reunion as the old Weismann theatre is about to be demolished and replaced by an office building. His gathering gives the guests a chance to return to the place where they once worked, revisit their memories, and say farewell to the theatre.
Christy is a weary stranger who arrives at Pegeen's home and says he has killed his father. Welcomed and admired by Pegeen and the others, he tells his story, wins sporting contests, and gains confidence and local fame. He grows close to Pegeen and says he is content to stay, becoming her chosen alternative to Shawn.
Gary Raymond has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Their work is anchored in the The Foreigner Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Jason and the Argonauts, Traitor's Gate, Moving on the Edge. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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