Official authority figure coordinating the emergency response to the oil spill.
Frank Butler is the manager of Annie Oakley, the show’s Sure Shot. He returns to the company after the President’s visit, and Annie tells him that she is pregnant. This personal revelation connects him to her life beyond the public shooting act, although the summary gives no further details about his role in the show.
Baru is the high priest of the sect's hidden community, whose magical rituals are said to preserve its members' immortality. He falls in love with Laura, the captive welcomed as the figure in a prophecy, and chooses to help her escape, placing him in conflict with the community's control over its prisoners.
A furniture store owner and Ann's unfulfilled husband. He pursues the housemaid Linda, but their encounter ends in disappointment, leading him to reconnect physically with his wife.
Matthew Crawford is an adviser to President Grover Cleveland and an ancestor of Georgia Crawford. Dr. Joseph Cole targets him because killing him would erase Georgia's family from history. Although Cole shoots him during the 1886 attack, Matthew survives long enough for Scott McKenzie and Georgia to preserve the historical timeline.
Ron's bodyguard who violently searches Ira, kills Ray Escobar, and is fatally shot in the final shootout.
Rita’s abusive husband, whose direction shapes her early rise as a dancer and actress despite her father’s opposition. His influence over her career and their unhappy marriage form part of the personal struggle that contrasts with her growing success in Hollywood.
John Considine has 64 screen credits in a career dating back to 1942. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Free Willy with 1 titles. Signature works include Gia, Doctor Death: Seeker of Souls, See How She Runs. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
