Seth Lord is Tracy's father, whose affair with a dancer has caused him and Margaret Lord to live separately. Sidney Kidd threatens to publish an insinuating article about the affair, creating the pressure that leads Tracy to allow the wedding coverage in order to protect her family's reputation.
The Duke of Towers is Mary, Duchess of Towers's husband and the peer whose Yorkshire property Peter Ibbetson is restoring. After discovering Peter and Mary's love, he reacts with jealousy and confronts Peter with a gun. Peter kills him in self-defense, an event that leads to Peter's unjust conviction and lifelong imprisonment.
The family butler, whose son Michael arrives home after graduating from medical school. He intervenes when Sarah objects to Lydia's plans, helping make it possible for Michael to escort her to a ball. The plot identifies him through his position in the household and his relationship to Michael.
Kentucky house owner with a mysterious psychic gift for knowing card hands and an unconscious ability to hypnotize others. He struggles with his powers, warns his daughter's fiancé Clay about a future assassination, and ultimately provides the crucial hypnotic testimony that saves Clay from a murder charge.
Stephen is Leo's partner and suspects Glenda of involvement in Leo's death. He follows her aboard the cruise ship and stages a mock trial there, using it to draw a confession from her. His suspicion and actions bring the case against Glenda into focus.
Sir Guy is a man Nancy met aboard the ship on her journey home from Europe. She invites him to spend the weekend at her house and pretends to have fallen for him, hoping his flirtation will make Donald jealous and help her regain her husband's affections.
John Remington is the district attorney who wants to marry Mary Bancroft. She refuses because she does not want to tell him about the baby she gave up years earlier. He accompanies Bancroft to a nightclub where Nora Mason works, placing him in the story before Nora's murder case reaches Bancroft's office.
Sir George Barton is a physician specializing in helping blind patients recover and adapt to new lives. He recognises Alan Trent from a photograph, understands that Alan is hiding under another identity, and later contacts Kitty Vane and Gerald Shannon after learning that Alan still loves Kitty.
Henry Bradford is one of Joan Bradford's parents. He supports the family expectation that Joan should marry the young Travis, a plan Joan rejects because she has no interest in Travis. His involvement in arranging the proposed marriage helps establish the pressure that leads Joan to seek independence and conceal her wealth from Bob Lane.
Ambrose is the owner of the family mansion, where he lives with his ward Poppy and his elderly aunt. Bored with his sheltered life, he plans to sell the house and seek adventure, but danger and a treasure hunt arrive at home instead. He defeats the thieves, finds the treasure, and discovers his love for Poppy.
A renowned sculptor who mentored Inga and Robert. After finding out about his wife's unfaithfulness, he abandons his career and turns to drinking. Inga's intervention helps him realize his mistakes and regain his artistic fame.
Richard Dorval is a gambler who aids the destitute Marthe in Paris, then recruits her into a scheme against his rival, Johnny Silk. He wants her to seduce and marry Johnny and help ruin his horse-racing business. With bookie Joe Farley, he uses Marthe’s inside information to bribe jockeys and influence race outcomes.
John Halliday has 53 screen credits in a career dating back to 1912. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Arsène Lupin - Saga with 1 titles. Signature works include Hollywood Boulevard, Mystery Woman, A Woman's Man. 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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