A wealthy investor in New York who invites the Kettles to a party.
Joe Morse's business partner who is secretly working as a police informant. He is discovered by Joe late at night after successfully facilitating the wiretap on Joe's phone, prompting Joe to arm himself and prepare to flee the city.
An unnamed party attendee who appears briefly during the film's social events.
Hugo is a Nazi spy traveling with his wife, Frieda. He tries to take the suitcase from Millie's compartment, stabs an Italian spy, and later wounds Stew before grabbing the suitcase. Bruce confronts him and Frieda, but lets them leave with the bomb; both die when they try to open it.
Ed Moline is Walter Craig's best friend and the person who hires Nick Trayne to investigate Walter's disappearance. His role establishes the central mystery and brings Nick into the suspicious household, although the plot does not describe Ed taking part in the later discoveries or confrontations.
Police detective assisting in the investigation of Dr. Benton's murder and the missing artifacts.
Police investigator on the New York case.
Medical professional treating Gerald Pendleton, confirms his nervous condition.
Film studio manager or producer in background scenes
Local resident or official, part of town council.
Film director overseeing production in a meta appearance.
Paul McVey has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Ma and Pa Kettle Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Living Ghost, Buried Alive, Bwana Devil. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
