Yugoslav military captain who organizes an anti-Nazi guerrilla movement in the Serbian mountains. He leads attacks on German forces, including ambushing a train to free prisoners of war. His wife later joins his resistance campaign.
Lieutenant who resigns his commission out of fear, receives white feathers from friends and fiancée, disguises himself as a native to redeem himself, rescues the blinded Durrance across the desert, and later saves captured officers Burroughs and Willoughby during a prison break.
The newly appointed first officer aboard HMS Apollo, Cranford has a history with Captain Armitage: he caused the captain's divorce and was Lucy's former lover. When a message from the captured Seaflower claims Lucy is aboard, Cranford tries to send a destroyer to help, but Armitage restrains him. Cranford later reconciles with Armitage and dies flooding the magazine to save the ship.
Joe is a cynical, free-thinking seaman among the nine people brought to the mysterious castle. He joins the group as they consider the city beyond it and debate whether its way of life is worth choosing permanently. His skeptical outlook contrasts with those who see the city as a utopia.
A security official investigating Professor Sharpey's death, Major Hall questions the laboratory and recognizes sensory deprivation as a possible method of brainwashing. He oversees the reasoning behind Henry's test and later argues that the experiment was intended to make Henry susceptible to suggestion.
John Clements has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1935. Signature works include Undercover, This England, The Four Feathers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
