Cathy's father and an archaeologist, Bernard opens an Aboriginal tomb and later continues his excavation on the island. His discoveries include artifacts left by the whalers. Possessed by the spirits of the whalers, he attacks Cathy and pursues her to the lighthouse, where she pushes him to his death.
This role encompasses the dragon, who tells Grendel that his purpose is to terrify humanity and thereby encourage imagination and social cohesion, and Beowulf, the hero who arrives at Hrothgar’s hall. Acting on Hrothgar’s orders, Beowulf kills Unferth, then ambushes Grendel and tears off his arm.
A reclusive scientist and pioneer of mind-control experiments who faked his death to continue his work in secret. He is revealed as the true mastermind behind the murders and Pete's biological father, seeking revenge and world domination through mental domination.
Arthur Dignam has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1973. Signature works include The Dreaming, The Devil's Playground, The Everlasting Secret Family. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
