Rural worker encountering the invisible fugitive.
Jeff is Johnny's aged friend, whom Johnny takes to the racetrack. Jeff stakes all his savings on the horse Wildflower, and Johnny persuades him that the horse has won. To make good on that statement, Johnny sacrifices his own winnings, making Jeff central to Johnny's costly act of loyalty.
Dick is Jim Donaldson's brother. He becomes a couple with Mary, Margaret's youngest daughter, as Margaret also forms a relationship with Jim. Through this pairing, Dick is connected to the relationships that develop as the Lambert family reunites.
The minister serves as a political representative of the royal government during Karl's transition to kingship. He brings news that King Karl VII is seriously ill and that Karl must return to govern, then later presses the new monarch to proceed with the arranged marriage.
A friend of Peter's father who owns land containing valuable oil reserves. He is initially unaware of the oil's value and becomes the target of Bentley's fraudulent scheme. He is also the father of Philippa Brewster.
An ambassador from Pomerania who arrives at the scene. He investigates the impersonation attempt and confirms Jack Straw's true identity as the long-missing royal son.
Robert Brower has 64 screen credits in a career dating back to 1912. Their work is anchored in the The Invisible Man universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Story of the Willow Pattern, The High Cost of Living, Thirty Days at Hard Labor. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
