The young son of one of George’s visiting guests. During dinner at the castle, he finds Cecil’s shotgun and waves it at the assembled adults, causing panic before accidentally firing and destroying a stained-glass window. His reckless discovery intensifies the household’s disorder.
The Count's foppish son, Herbert immediately takes an interest in Alfred. He attempts to seduce him, then reveals his vampire nature when Alfred notices that he has no reflection, pursuing Alfred and Abronsius through the castle before they escape.
Penny's boyfriend, who complains that she is caught up in modeling and fashion. His relationship with her is troubled, and Penny later speaks to Collins about the strain between them and her wish to live independently. The summary does not provide further details about his role in the events.
Iain Quarrier has 7 screen credits in a career dating back to 1964. Signature works include Cul-de-sac, The Fledglings, Wonderwall. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
