Dr. Wright is the physician involved in the couple’s fertility problem. After George is found to be sterile, he suggests artificial insemination using a sperm donor. His medical recommendation provides the solution that allows Cathy to conceive and helps George and Cathy move into a new, happier stage of their marriage.
Dr. Alton advises Inspector Warren and narrates the principal accounts in the film. He explains Glen's conflict and later relates the story of a World War II veteran who undergoes sex reassignment surgery, serving as the main interpretive voice connecting the characters and their experiences.
Vic Brady is a gangster and Don Gregor's criminal partner. He pays Don for a previous robbery and leads the Monterey Theatre robbery, where Don kills the night watchman. Fearing Don will surrender, Brady kills him, then forces Boris Gregor to perform plastic surgery so he can assume Don's appearance.
Timothy Farrell has 15 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Signature works include The Blonde Pick-Up, The Bottle and the Throttle, The Bottle and the Throttle. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
