Archived audio character referenced in holiday broadcasts.
Mrs. Marcus's son, who lives near Santa Rosita. When his mother calls, he misunderstands her message and drives out to meet her, eventually reuniting with her and the other treasure seekers. In the hospital aftermath, he is the only man who does not immediately laugh when Mrs. Marcus falls.
Wealthy eccentric investor who funds the disastrous musical production.
Drag performer and member of Angel's street family, acts as a maternal figure.
The reluctant, by-the-book U.S. commander leading the invasion force. Initially resistant to the locals' requests, he is eventually convinced by Lieutenant Christian to go along with the soccer match and festival, shifting the mission's tone from combat to diplomacy.
A self-described schnook and World War II Air Force veteran mistakenly listed as killed after being shot down and captured. A paperwork error returns him to service on the island, where he joins Charlie in creating Hotel Shima. He is court-martialed over the project, but the court ultimately finds him not guilty and leaves the hotel to the island's people.
The guardian of cold weather who refuses to send snow to Southtown due to jurisdictional disputes with his step-brother. He eventually complies after Mother Nature brokers a compromise.
Soviet cosmonaut stationed nearby. Engages in playful antics with American crew, including vodka pill parties. He is tricked by Anna into a marriage when she claims to be pregnant, with Peter serving as best man.
The host of the first contest, presenting a show in which dozens of California girls compete for the title of “Best Chest in the West.” He guides the comedy, dancing, and music-filled event, while the celebrity judges select winners in three categories. The summaries do not establish his involvement in the second annual contest.
An eccentric millionaire and aspiring talent agent who employs Jessie as a live-in maid. His household serves as the setting for Jessie's transformation and introduction to the music industry.
Archie's best friend and cinematographer who collaborates on documentary films. He joins Archie in accepting the executive's deal to shoot a film, which they subsequently rewrite into a musical exploitation movie to fund their own creative project.
Lauren's fiancé, Arnold is described as a pushover who lives to serve her. His engagement to Lauren forms part of the situation that concerns Michel, who believes his daughter has become too focused on her career and needs a more passionate romantic life. The plot summary gives no further account of Arnold's actions.
Dick Shawn has 53 screen credits in a career dating back to 1956. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Batman Burton-Schumacher Series with 1 titles. Signature works include The Producers, Angel, What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q3026633), public domain (CC0).
