A character associated with the segment about an artist's revenge.
Major Rupert Rutland-Smith, a heavily indebted former major married to a wealthy socialite. Recruited by Hyde for the heist, he lives under military-style discipline at Hyde's house and participates in the robbery.
An arms dealer in Africa who serves as the trio's next mark. Hires them to purchase weapons but is swindled into buying scrap metal instead. Later captured, gagged, and placed in a crate.
Peter Jones is an airline first officer who hitches a ride on Percy's coach. During a radio call with Inspector Henley, he presses what Percy believes is a gun into the driver's back and orders him to keep driving. At the deserted village, the truth emerges: Peter is working for airport security, and his apparent threat is part of the unfolding confrontation with the criminals.
Chief Superintendent Bert Belcher is a senior police officer who, together with Inspector Cecil Hobson, agrees to let Norman remain in the force temporarily and train for special duties. This decision gives Norman the opportunity to undertake undercover work connected to the criminal operation.
George Lomax is alarmed by a warning before Superintendent Battle arrives at Chimneys. His concern helps prompt Battle's concealed official intervention, placing Lomax among the figures whose reactions signal that the gathering may face serious trouble and connecting him indirectly to the investigation led by Bundle.
Character in various Carry On ensemble casts.
Andy is a well-off older man whom Jennie and Violet meet in Cardiff. He takes the young women to a fashionable bar and later drives the intoxicated Jennie to London, where she wakes naked after losing her virginity. His failure to meet her afterward leaves her seeking help from Bob.
An uncredited official at a radio show in Who Done It?.
Former wartime friend turned criminal working for Pliny. Uses rigged dog race tips to trap the protagonist into a severe gambling debt, which serves as leverage for the gang's blackmail scheme.
Terence Alexander has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1947. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Tales From The Crypt Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Day of the Jackal, She Always Gets Their Man, Death Was a Passenger. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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