Legal representative involved in Tiffany's estate and doll custody.
Skilled driver and member of Tom's crew.
A student at Brompton Academy who quickly befriends John Watson and falls in love with Elizabeth Hardy. After investigating a series of apparent suicides, he uncovers the Rame-Tep cult and realizes that Professor Rathe is the avenger Eh-Tar. He confronts Rathe and later transfers to another school.
A soldier serving in the military strike team surrounding the farmhouse. He participates in the assault and the subsequent chaotic firefight.
Lord Montague is Romeo’s father and the leader of the opposing family. After Tybalt’s death, he angrily joins the demand to annul Romeo and Juliet’s marriage and declares war, but eventually reconciles with the Capulet family.
The school authority who accuses Amberson of spying and damaging Caldermount's reputation. He warns that Amberson may be expelled and demands to know which boy was in the room, while attempting to restore discipline.
An actor associated with Shakespeare's acting troupe. When a new outbreak of plague closes the London theatres, Burbage joins Shakespeare and William Kempe in discussing what the troupe can do next.
After Joyce’s death, James contacts William with further evidence about the recordings and tells him that the tabloids have published the story. His contact helps bring the deception into the open and leads William to agree to tell the whole story. The plot summary identifies him as a source of evidence but gives no further details about his relationship to the couple.
British officer involved in Sharpe's Enemy operations.
Nicholas Rowe has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Child's Play with 1 titles. Signature works include Young Sherlock Holmes, Three, A Spy Among Friends. 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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