Japanese commanding officer who attempts to raise the alarm against Allied forces by fleeing after his garrison is defeated. He coordinates a counter-attack involving tanks and infantry, though his forces are ultimately overwhelmed by American reinforcements.
Dr. Fong is an expert psychiatrist who coaches Johnny Barrett to convincingly appear insane. His guidance enables Johnny to construct the false incest narrative involving Cathy and gain admission to the psychiatric hospital. By helping Johnny begin the investigation, Dr. Fong serves as the plan's professional facilitator.
Muzzy's loyal butler who raised Jimmy Smith and serves as a trusted advisor during the investigation.
Referred to as Dr. Young, Haoli's father. Runs an orphan mission school in Kunming funded by Haoli. Killed during a Japanese bombing raid, triggering Johnny's tragic breakdown.
The son of a Japanese shop owner. Disguises himself as his late father to lead a spy ring and discredit the gang.
A Chinese dentist who backs O'Keefe as he seeks to establish a copra-harvesting operation in the South Pacific. His support helps O'Keefe obtain a ship and pursue his plans, making him an ally of the captain in the effort to build a fortune on the islands.
Japanese Major and commanding officer who speaks English. Questions the captured British about a missing colonel and a strategic map. Orders the prisoners lined up for execution, but shows respect to Langford's corpse after he is shot attempting to send a final signal.
Vincent Halloran's ruthless henchman who leads a violent waterfront chase to recapture the escaped Nick. He is ultimately killed by Nick, who then assumes his position to steer Halloran's boat toward the police.
Nobleman or associate connected to Madame Chung and Moto.
Military or shipping official involved in the plane purchase plot.
A government agent who assists in the investigation. He infiltrates Captain Gulner's smuggling ship, secures the incriminating ledger, and is captured alongside Lan Ying Lin. After being tied up at Mrs. Hunt's house, he manages to alert Burkett. Freed by Jake Kelly, he survives the ordeal and agrees to marry Lan Ying Lin.
Master Kan is one of Kwai Chang Caine's Shaolin teachers and appears in flashbacks to Caine's childhood training at the monastery. Alongside Master Po, he contributes to the education that develops Caine's martial-arts expertise, discipline, and understanding of the teachings he later carries into his life in the western United States.
Philip Ahn has 125 screen credits in a career dating back to 1934. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Judgment: The Court Martial of the Tiger of Malaya — General Yamashita, Kung Fu, Confessions of an Opium Eater. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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