A briefly credited character in The Comic Strip Presents...; no individual storyline is specified.
Antagonist in a brief street altercation.
A young man working as part of the blackmail ring with Miss Benham. He actively harasses victims, famously destroying Henry's salon and causing a fatal heart attack. He collects money and blackmail materials from victims like Phip and meets Farr to negotiate the return of compromising letters and photographs before his eventual arrest.
Griff is one of the three small-time crooks who hold up the bank and lock two employees inside the strongroom. After Alec dies, he persuades Len to help free the trapped workers, obtains an oxyacetylene torch, and is caught boring through the vault door with Len.
Tony is a cold, vicious criminal and Frank's partner in a plan to rob bookmaker Joe Carter. He repeatedly beats Joe to free the cash case, then manipulates Frank into reversing over Joe's still-living body to shift blame for the death. Tony dies when the car crashes off a viaduct.
A colonel in the East German security service who abducts Laker in Leipzig and threatens to have Patrick killed unless Laker carries out an assassination. He cooperates with Slattery in manipulating Laker, while secretly keeping Patrick safe and later revealing that he is alive.
Pallain is a journalist based in Singapore who was reportedly watching the Quentin residence from a small car. His surveillance is mentioned during Scobie Malone’s inquiry into possible leaks, linking him to the investigation, though the available account does not establish his motives or what information he obtained.
SHADO pilot trainee participating in interceptor missions against UFOs.
A powerful London crime lord whose sister has an affair with Reggie Peek. He orders Peek's murder and repeatedly sends gang members to eliminate Tully, mistakenly believing Tully to be a formidable one-man army.
Hugh Morgan provides the investigators with historical information about Margam Castle and its legends. He works alongside Daniel Barron and Edith Withers during the investigation, helping search the rooms and look for a hidden passage after the lights fail and the group fears it may be trapped.
Local villager or minor figure in Sherwood Forest.
Derren Nesbitt has 56 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently UFO Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Tucked, Strongroom, The Man in the Back Seat. 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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