A psychologist present at the cottage who attempts to rationalize Craig's fears as unfounded. He also shares a detailed account of a ventriloquist named Maxwell Frere and his malicious dummy Hugo. He is later murdered by Craig.
Haji Khan is Zarak's father and the head of the family whose honor Zarak fears disgracing. Salma is one of Haji Khan's wives, and when Zarak's forbidden attachment to her is exposed, Haji Khan orders his son punished. This family conflict sets Zarak on the path toward becoming an outlaw.
A businessman who discovers that Peter Willems has taken or lost a large amount of his money and demands to know where Willems is. Although he considers calling the police, he decides to confront Willems first. Others note that Willems had greatly increased Hudig’s profits over the preceding five years, complicating the dispute over the money.
Giuseppe is an influential boxing promoter and Lorna's husband. He takes Johnny on as a fighter and welcomes him, Charlie, and Sharkey to his estate, hoping they will become a happy family. Lorna and Johnny murder him by drowning him while he fishes; his death is later ruled accidental.
German commandant of Oflag IV-C. He issues strict warnings against escaping and oversees camp security. At Richmond's request, he demonstrates leniency by transferring a collaborating Polish officer away rather than executing him.
An espionage agent in Paris whose name Ted hears Zelinsky mention. Acting on police instructions, Ted travels to make contact with Weber and discovers that Weber has the briefcase, stolen from Ted during the journey. Weber cannot decipher the complex code in its contents, so the formula remains unreadable.
Frederick Valk has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1939. Signature works include Dead of Night, What Price Freedom, The Flanagan Boy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
