UK dub for the village druid.
The owner of Gus' Kitchen, who marks the diner's final service with Angela and Nikki. He encourages Nikki to keep pursuing her dream of owning a restaurant, telling her that talent cannot be taught, and reveals that cinnamon candy is the secret ingredient in his chili.
Art Henley is the man whose home Jennifer Shannon visits to deliver a repaired item purchased at the garage sale. She finds him apparently dead, wearing a clerical collar despite not being a priest. His staged scene, missing whiskey bottle, and eventual identification as a nicotine-poisoning case make his death the investigation’s starting point.
The administrator of St. Mark boarding school, responsible for managing staff and student affairs during the Christmas holiday period.
Clergy member who officiates weddings at the resort, providing guidance and ceremony leadership.
The previous owner of the rural cottage; displays an uncharacteristically quick desire to sell and disengage from the property, hinting at its hidden secrets.
Grampa is a member of the family involved in the Christmas Lodge restoration. The effort is interrupted when he suffers a mild stroke and is hospitalized. He remains stable but loses some motor skills, leaving the family waiting for further tests before they can visit him and adding uncertainty to their plans.
John Innes has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Wedding March Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Christmas Lodge, Canes, The Comedy of Errors. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
