Elaine's father and a minister. Elaine goes to his house to share the news of her marriage.
Martin Collins is the dean of the straight-laced reporters, representing the responsible press. He confronts the sensationalists at their celebratory party and sternly lectures them about journalistic ethics. After Bruce's reporting helps clear Vivian, Collins offers Bruce a position at his respected paper, but Bruce declines and chooses to remain in Cornwall.
Hermia's father who invokes Athenian law to demand she marry Demetrius, but is ultimately overruled by Theseus at the wedding.
Prosecuting attorney who opposes Mason in court proceedings.
The station agent in Bud's Indiana hometown says he will care for Bud's dog, Duke, only as a loan because he expects Bud to return quickly after experiencing city life. When Bud comes back, the agent collects on a bet he made about the young man's return and sends Bud's telegram indicating his plan to save money and go back to New York.
Dr. Grant is Richard's physician. After Richard continues using a wheelchair despite his broken leg having healed, Dr. Grant diagnoses the apparent disability as psychological rather than physical. He recommends exercise, which contributes to the arrangement of the mountain trip that Richard ultimately turns into an opportunity to remove Kathryn.
The zealous dean of Brissac Academy who strictly enforces school rules, particularly prohibiting students from giving private music lessons.
A boarder at the house who becomes part of the small community surrounding Grasselli. He is present among the residents whom Grasselli gets to know after emerging from hiding and participates in the amateur entertainment staged by Tommy, Sarah Jane, and the other boarders.
Ernest W. Stanley is the conventional father and a member of the household where Sheridan Whiteside recuperates. He resists the ambitions of June Stanley and Richard Stanley, eventually swears out a warrant to remove Sheridan, and then abandons it when Sheridan threatens to expose Harriet Stanley's murderous past.
George Gibson owns South Park Laundries and employs Tom Holmes as a driver. He quickly recognizes Tom’s ability and intelligence, promoting him within the company. Gibson agrees to install Max Brinker’s machine on the condition that workers will not be laid off, but his sudden death allows new ownership to disregard that agreement and automate away most of the workforce.
Minor character with limited screen time.
The head of the charity organization Gwen aims to support. His arrival near the end of the wager forces Steve to make a crucial lie about the funds, ultimately securing Steve's victory.
Grant Mitchell has 128 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Blondie with 2 titles. Signature works include The Famous Ferguson Case, Father Is A Prince, The Monroe Doctrine. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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