Imperial officer overseeing Death Star operations.
Skeptical police detective investigating the mummy murders
The local physician on Petrie's Island who discovers the first boneless victim. He travels to the mainland to consult specialists and returns to the island. He attempts to destroy a silicate with an axe but is killed by the creature.
An Irish homeless man and the only unemployed resident of Little Hayhoe, Dan is the focus of the council's efforts to hide the town's unemployment before the Prime Minister's visit. After being sent to the almshouse, he discovers he is entitled to daily rents, resists attempts to disqualify him, and helps win the council election before giving up his allowance for a nursery.
A thug working for Louis who pressures Emil to repay his debt. Emil gives him Johnny's stolen bracelet as settlement, provoking Louis's suspicions. Luigi later intercepts Johnny, Pierre, and Emil; a policeman shoots him, but Luigi is still able to kill Emil.
Ashmore is the potential buyer whose decision could determine whether Reginald Conway's company survives. He rides aboard the prototype freight aircraft during its demonstration and initially waits for evidence before accepting a deal. After witnessing John's controlled dive and the aircraft's performance despite the engine failure, Ashmore becomes convinced of its value and trusts John's ability to land.
Snyder is mentioned as a figure connected with the museum in the story involving Mr. X and the mysterious landscape painting. The available account gives no specific action, motive, or direct encounter for Snyder, so his role remains limited to the background of the museum episode.
Fosdick operates the crooked Gambler's Luck wheel of fortune. When Clara learns he will be at Epsom Downs, she goes to meet him; as the police close in, he leaves her in charge of the game, leading to her and Henry being taken into custody. Later Clara gives the game back to him on condition that half its winnings support her charity.
Maritime official facilitating travel or transport in the Fu Manchu narrative.
Judd Tredegar runs the secluded Dartmoor hotel and arranges for the criminal Thomas to escape from the train taking him to prison. Pearson discovers that Tredegar is running a smuggling racket, and Thomas kills him.
Eddie Byrne has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Star Wars with 1 titles. Signature works include Time, Gentlemen, Please!, Gold Is Where You Find It, Locker Sixty-Nine. 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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