Passenger targeted by Humphrey Agnew. Accused of having an affair with Agnew's wife, leading to a violent mid-air confrontation and the drawing of a firearm, creating a secondary in-flight crisis.
Ruthless crime boss who orchestrates illegal gambling operations. He manipulates Ethel and Martin for his schemes, suspects rebellion from former underling Nick Prenta, and ultimately attempts to murder Martin before being killed in the final confrontation.
Egan is McCord’s former prison companion and one of the men involved in the earlier robbery. He joins the journey to Tomahawk Gap and helps pursue the hidden money, remaining with the group until he is killed during the attack on the settlement.
A New York theater manager who initially rejects Annette's water ballet but later makes her the headliner of his show. He develops romantic feelings for her but demonstrates integrity by stepping aside.
A profit-driven businessman who initially supports Semple's political machine. After marrying Bellamy and moving to Flamingo Road, he grows disillusioned when Semple pushes for a gubernatorial run. Reynolds becomes a vocal opponent, leading Semple to frame him for graft. He remains loyal to Bellamy during her legal troubles.
A wealthy buyer at the auction who wins the bidding war for Vindicator primarily to court Martha. Acts as a catalyst for the journey but remains a peripheral figure once she declines his romantic advance.
A high-ranking state official who attends the lavish penthouse reception organized by Dave. His presence at the event adds significant prestige to the fabricated socialite gathering, helping to solidify the illusion of wealth and influence surrounding Apple Annie and her supposed family.
Sigrod Swanson is the Swedish settler at the center of the film's conflict. He attempts to drive the Dakotas off their Wyoming reservation, and this action starts a war. The plot summary does not establish his relationships with the other named characters.
John is Chick Mallison's uncle and a local attorney. Though initially reluctant, he agrees to represent Lucas Beauchamp after Chick tells him how Lucas once saved his life. John visits Lucas in jail, opposes exhuming Vinson's body at first, and later helps establish Lucas's innocence.
A wealthy man whose past entangles him with Ada, Johnny, Lily, and Zoe. He offers Ada a poker hand with the bank at stake: she will receive $3 million if she wins, while he will take ownership if he does. Though he appears cold-hearted and once gained and lost fortunes through the Mona Lisa mine, he gracefully loses the hand, leaving the others to suspect he did so deliberately.
The newly appointed captain of the guards who advocates for inmate rehabilitation and humane treatment. He introduces educational programs, professional guard conduct, and improved dining, but resigns when his reforms clash with the warden's brutal policies.
One of the six guests. He is the attorney who previously assisted Kovic in stealing the silver mines. He falsely accuses Lupe of murder, prompting Lupe to activate the robot to eliminate him.
David Brian has 42 screen credits in a career dating back to 1949. Signature works include Fury at Gunsight Pass, The White Squaw, Inside Straight. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
