The diminutive director of the Federal Bureau of Regulation (FBR). He represents bureaucratic oversight and initially opposed Schaefer's selection for the White House role.
A bumbling henchman stationed at Pendragon's ship to assist with Elaine's initial abduction. He remains loyal to the sorcerer and is ultimately crushed when Jack's victory causes Pendragon's fortress to collapse.
A disabled newspaper vendor and one of the neighborhood residents who looks out for Nick. Nick takes a gun from Wart before going after Ramponi. Wart later alerts Flora and Sullivan that Nick is in danger, helping set in motion the rescue at Ramponi's business.
Minor associate or individual caught in the fallout of the mob's purge and the detective's uncovering of the conspiracy.
Lory Filch is the cunning Cockney co-conspirator accompanying the confidence trickster behind the wager. He helps conceal the embezzlement plot intended to frame Phileas Fogg III, and later appears with Cavendish disguised as a police officer, posing a threat to Fogg and his companions.
Background character managing horses or stables in the town.
Walter Burke has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work is anchored in the The Over-the-Hill Gang Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Jack the Giant Killer, The Boy Who Stole the Elephant, The President's Analyst. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
