Wealthy gold prospector who befriends the Lone Prospector during a harsh winter.
Tillie's father is a country man whose workers' very large bankroll reveals the family's money to the City Guy. That discovery motivates the City Guy to persuade Tillie to elope, making her father's wealth the initial catalyst for the deception and the theft that drive the story.
One of two bumbling detectives who arrives at the houseboat to investigate a tip. Ryan and his partner are hysterical and unprepared, and they mistake the ghostly figures appearing in the fog for evidence that the boat is haunted. Their arrival adds to the confusion, but they prove ineffective as the danger escalates.
Sir Francis is Lady Beekman's husband and is love-struck by Lorelei Lee. His affection leads Lorelei to obtain Lady Beekman's diamond tiara from him during the voyage to Europe. His connection to Lorelei and the tiara makes him a supporting figure in her pursuit of wealth.
A wealthy war profiteer and the husband of Mrs. Gaidaroff. He and his wife host Countess Tatiana at their mansion during the Russian Civil War. When the Red army approaches, he attempts to flee with his wife, leaving Tatiana temporarily trapped inside.
A community figure who likely serves as a local law enforcement officer, often caught in the crossfire of the comedic chaos.
Mack Swain has 112 screen credits in a career dating back to 1913. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Charlie Chaplin Classic Films with 1 titles. Signature works include The Gold Rush, Lost: A Cook, His Bitter Pill. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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