Nervous Elk is the chief of a local American Indian tribe whom Cactus Jack approaches for assistance against Charming Jones and Handsome Stranger. The attempted alliance does not succeed, leaving Cactus Jack without the support he seeks and reinforcing the repeated failure of his plans to rob the traveling pair.
The suspicious security guard who monitors Jennifer and misinterprets her innocent habits as espionage activities. He tails Jennifer, gets tied up by her, and joins the team racing to rescue her after the truth is revealed.
The selfish rat who trades help for food and later has his children babysat.
Kim's protective father who initially resists allowing his daughter to kiss Conrad Birdie on national television due to town pressure and his own concerns. He becomes increasingly agitated by Conrad's presence in his home and Kim's sudden fame, but is eventually placated by Albert's promise of a television appearance.
Roz Kelly plays Kinky Pinky Tuscadero in Paul's first-wish adventure, when he becomes Big Red, a trucker engaged to her. Pinky has also promised another trucker her hand in marriage, prompting a contest between the men to prove their worth. Big Red wins, and they marry as the diner turns into a hoedown.
An unwilling servant of Mombi who discovers her green elephant army and frees Dorothy. They travel together to warn allies and seek help. He receives a magical golden hatchet from Glinda, dies alongside Mombi's magic, but is revived by Dorothy's tear and later knighted.
Rat Pack member known for tough-guy persona and comic confrontations.
One of Sandy Palmer's guardians who gets mixed up in the proceedings surrounding the popular college teen hangout and Ding's romantic pursuit.
A supporting figure connected to the film's social and wedding-related events.
Paul Lynde has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The Gidget Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Paul Lynde Halloween Special, The Villain, Journey Back to Oz. 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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