Quaker mason who befriends Nell, provides her with a trowel, and later rescues her from the asylum.
The last known descendant of the noble name Georges Duroy appropriates under French law. Madame Walter locates him too late to prevent Georges's plans. Philippe challenges Georges to a duel shortly before the proposed marriage, and the two men fatally shoot each other.
One of Gwilym and Beth Morgan's older sons, Davy works in the coal mine with his father and brothers. He is among the sons who leave home after Gwilym's effort to mediate during the strike estranges him from the miners and his family. The summary also says two of Morgan's sons later lose their jobs, but does not identify them by name.
James Vane is Sibyl Vane's brother and pursues Dorian Gray to avenge Sibyl's death. He follows Dorian to his country estate, but his revenge is thwarted when he is accidentally shot during a hunting party, adding another fatal consequence to Dorian's past actions.
Inspector Trent investigates Lady Elizabeth Ferguson’s murder and considers her nephew, John Bedford, a suspect. Bedford’s time in jail initially gives him a firm alibi, but Trent remains suspicious. He persuades Priscilla Ames to help stage a ghostly deception with Vera Cavanaugh, which leads Bedford to confess.
Fiancé of Ann Klemscott, suspicious of Lanyard.
An aircraft safety inspector at the factory, Douglas initially clashes with Louise after criticizing her unsafe work clothing. They later fall in love. When a controller-related accident injures a worker, Douglas admits that he was responsible, clearing Louise of blame.
Michael, called Mike in the story, is a newspaper writer and crime investigator. With the police captain's permission, he searches Damon's laboratory, investigates the murders, and connects them to Damon's invention. He identifies Ted as the criminal and helps the police outwit and capture him. After the case is solved, he and Dale realize they have romantic chemistry.
Toni's fiancé and a Scotland Yard inspector, Robert is in charge of investigating Jules's murder. He questions James, who conceals Sam's identity to protect the painting, and later brings Carl in for questioning over Sam's murder. With no proof against Carl, he must let him go; after the final confrontation, Robert and Toni take the Mona Lisa to meet Professor Renault.
Richard Fraser has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1935. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Lone Wolf Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include White Pongo, Shadow Of Terror, The Fatal Witness. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
