Jack's psychiatrist who fails to cure his delusions through therapy. He orchestrates a final electroshock treatment using another patient, but suffers a nervous breakdown after discovering Jack's murder of Lady Claire.
A dual narrative framing device; the Doctor in Sepphoris acknowledges the incurable nature of Tamar's illness, while God represents the spiritual authority and divine will that guides Jesus throughout his ministry and passion.
Peter Brock is the selfish and petulant head of Ryan Electric Products' research team. He leads the investigation into the stone tape, seeking a commercially valuable recording medium, but his mounting pressure and ambition cause him to dismiss Jill Greeley's warnings, discredit her after her death, and destroy her research.
A male prostitute recruited into The Game after being deceived by Girly and Sonny. He is dressed as a schoolboy, tormented with reminders of his murdered client, and eventually manipulates the household by sleeping with Mumsy and Girly. His scheme provokes jealousy, contributes to Sonny's death, and leaves him plotting against Mumsy.
A Hungarian scientist who escaped the Iron Curtain by hiding with a gypsy caravan. He is pursued by a gang wanting to sell him to the highest bidder. After being kidnapped, he is rescued by Bowman and successfully smuggled to the United States.
A doctor connected with Henry's laboratory, Danny Tate brings Henry the news of Professor Sharpey's death and helps draw him further into the experiment's consequences. He visits Henry and Oonagh socially, but Henry later accuses him and Major Hall of poisoning his mind against Oonagh.
A greedy playboy who takes advantage of his dying uncle Roger's condition and later falls under the spell of a man-eating cat.
Michael Bryant has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Signature works include My Homeland, The Deep, The Miracle Maker. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.