Donald Clark is identified by the FBI as the hot-dog vendor seen near the baseball game, and he has communist ties. The agents bring him in for questioning, but obtain little information. Frank is left alone with him and physically assaults him in an attempt to learn where Tommy is being held.
Tama's father lives in the countryside with her family. When Tama visits with Taro, she discovers that her younger sister has been sold so her parents can obtain more money for Tama and her wedding. Tama pleads with Taro to buy her sister back, exposing the family's hardship and the cost of the marriage arrangements.
North Korean major who leads the pursuit of the rescue team and captured scientist after they escape the prison camp.
The medical director at the camp hospital, who has been stealing hospital supplies. Steve bribes him to secure a hospital assignment, and Nogira also attempts to seduce Abby. Okanura accuses him of larceny, demotes him, and orders him to commit suicide; after Nogira complies, Okanura falsely blames the nurses.
A snake charmer encountered by the soldiers in an Asian bazaar. He guides them to the Lamian temple in exchange for payment, warns them of the danger, but is killed by the Lamians after the group escapes.
One of Kengtu's men, Wali-Akhun helps rescue Sam McHale and the other Americans after their imprisonment. Wearing a stolen American uniform, he allows himself to be arrested, reveals that Kengtu arranged the escape, and secretly provides wire-cutters that enable the prisoners to break out.
A Japanese captor who interrogates downed American airmen and orders executions to extract information about U.S. base locations.
Leonard Strong has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1942. Signature works include Dangerous Millions, Jet Attack, Hell's Half Acre. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
