A Zürich-based banker and Bureau assassin who is eliminated by an explosive briefcase during Dragomiloff's European purge.
Prof. Crevett works at the Trollenberg observatory and explains the repeated climbing accidents, missing bodies, and stationary radioactive cloud on the mountain. Alan Brooks travels there to meet him, making Crevett an early scientific source for the mystery confronting the protagonists.
Archive footage cameo from Carry On Doctor series
Slave-trading firm owner in Rome.
Leads the removal company team and lorry. Persuades Mrs. Andreos to move by listening to her stories, securing extra work. Central figure facilitating the property chain moves.
Emilio Dinelli is a maker of fairground paraphernalia whose workshop the youths invade. They terrorise and humiliate him, wreck his football-themed pinball machine, and force him to perform after learning he was once a stage magician. He shows them his invisibility cabinet, then leaves the workshop as the three boys vanish.
Soldier with distinctive name, part of the core group navigating base life.
Albert is Jack’s estranged father and Joey’s great-grandfather, an elderly man recently released from prison who arrives unannounced for Christmas. Because space is limited, he shares the garden shed with Joey, and the two form an unexpected bond. Albert enlists Joey and Bruno to build a boat for Jack, then dies peacefully with Joey by his side.
Warren Mitchell has 85 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Carry On Series with 2 titles. Signature works include Kokoda Crescent, The Chain, All the Way Up. 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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