Recurring criminal or antagonist linked to the fugitive plot.
Headmaster Bartram is the authority who receives David Greene's confession about the cheating incident. After learning that Rip Van Kelt has identified Charlie Dillon as the offender, he tells David and Rip they should have reported it and absolves them, while Charlie leaves the school expelled.
A wealthy pianist and Albert's former employer and lover. When Sills takes on a new chauffeur and lover, Albert is abruptly forced onto the streets of Los Angeles, setting the entire narrative in motion.
Reed Channing is connected to the Dalmatian traveling aboard the Hindenburg, which Boerth frees after the crash while dying from his burns. The plot gives no further characterization or investigative role for Channing, but this connection places him among the passengers affected by the disaster.
Jack Hall is Margaret's absent husband, a Navy pilot serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Constellation. His deployment leaves Margaret responsible for the household and its children during the crisis. A later phone call from him, answered by Paige, helps mark the family's return to an apparently normal life.
Frazee is the Red Sox owner who is angered by Babe Ruth's behavior at a party and later rejects Ruth's demands for a raise and road-game suite. Instead, he sells Ruth to the New York Yankees after the 1919 season to finance losing Broadway shows.
Donald's father. Donald assists him in digging a bootleg pit during their free time outside of school.
Commander of the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division who initially refuses to commit his troops to piecemeal operations. He is eventually persuaded by Mountbatten and Hughes-Hallett to approve the Dieppe Raid.
A judge who withdraws a planned construction project, leaving Dan without that work and forcing him to look for further jobs. This decision affects Dan’s efforts to provide for his family, though the summary gives no further information about the judge or his relationship with the other characters.
Peter Donat has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Billy Jack Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Game, Unfinished Business, Red Corner. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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