Human colonist or explorer in the African setting.
Member of Nigel's hunting expedition crew, loyal to the villain.
Fred's boss who is hiring an indirect relative. He refuses to give Fred the requested vacation money, prompting Fred to seek alternative earnings through wrestling.
Elderly town resident with local knowledge.
Donny is a client whose baldness cure becomes the subject of an advertising campaign assigned to Gwyneth by Douglas. The campaign creates an ethical conflict for Gwyneth because her newly discovered faith prevents her from making claims she believes would be untruthful.
Law enforcement officer investigating assassination threats.
Glenn owns the golf course after it was sold during the economic crisis, but his plans and demands have alienated the villagers. He insists they have no claim to the property and challenges them to face him in a match, making him the central opponent in their effort to stand up for the course. His conflict with the locals also affects Panayiotis, who works for him.
God is heard reassuring a lonely dog on a cold night as the dog wishes for a home. This brief moment introduces the story's hope for the dog's rescue and companionship; the supplied summary does not describe any further involvement.
Pat DiCicco is Thelma's former husband, whose marriage to her was troubled by abuse. Roland West recalls this history while describing Thelma's life before she moved next door and began preparing a restaurant with him. Pat's treatment of Thelma provides important context for her emotional history and the people Marsden examines after her death.
John O'Hurley has 83 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Beethoven with 1 titles. Signature works include Tarzan & Jane, The National Dog Show, Seeking Sugar. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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