A shop assistant selling cigars in Modern Times.
A hotel bellhop whose brief service role contributes to the film's resort and social setting.
Background elevator operator in a city building.
A boy who is among the white children taunting Yen Sin in the street. After Yen Sin gives him candy, the boy becomes his friend and is given the nickname “Mr. Bad Boy.” He cries as Yen Sin bids him farewell and sails away on his houseboat.
An elevator attendant encountered during the dangerous elevator incident at the hotel.
A fraternity brother who organizes pranks but later defends Babs from harassment. He serves as a loyal friend to the male leads, joins Babs in skating and social activities, and helps navigate their shared group experiences.
Octavia's younger brother with a sleep-and-mischief complex. When Octavia returns home, he is found wearing overalls and working alongside his relatives.
Dish Lowry is a boy inventor who becomes Amy Burke's friend after she settles in the Craigen Street neighborhood. He is among the local people with whom she forms a connection, contrasting with her initial disdain for her neighbors. When Alexander Guthrie returns to his mansion with a changed, more benevolent outlook, he takes Dish along with him.
Buddy Messinger has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 1917. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Joel & Garda Sloane Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Dumb-Belles, A Sorority Mixup, Monkeys Prefer Blondes. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
