Frontiersman and wagon train leader navigating the American West.
A lieutenant in the NYPD's 65th Precinct during the first season. Played by John McIntire, his character is killed in a car crash with a criminal midway through the season, prompting his departure from the show.
Sheriff in the 1960 film who assists in the investigation.
Rufus is an elderly cat living at Morningside Orphanage, where Penny once stayed. He tells Bernard and Miss Bianca about Madame Medusa's earlier attempt to lure Penny into her car, giving the agents their first important lead toward the kidnapping and the pawn shop investigation.
A grumpy woodland creature who warns Tod about the dangers of the forest.
Scott's longtime friend and fellow police officer. He is fatally stabbed while investigating a discovery of stolen cash at the beach, setting the entire narrative in motion.
Police Commissioner Hardy directs the investigation and represents the official pressure closing around the robbery participants. He arrests Alonzo D. Emmerich, threatens Angela Phinlay over the false alibi, and later announces that several suspects are dead or captured while Dix Handley remains at large.
Associate or business partner involved in local racing or property dealings.
An Indian trader who covets the decorated Winchester. He manipulates weapon prices, wins the rifle from Dutch in a poker-related exchange, and is later robbed, killed, and scalped by Young Bull.
Pacer's father, a Texan rancher. He leads a typical frontier family life until the conflict with the Kiowa tribe disrupts their peaceful existence.
Judge Gannon is a self-appointed judge and the principal antagonist. After Jeff Webster interrupts a hanging, Gannon confiscates Jeff's herd and later pursues him. In Dawson, he partners with Ronda Castle and uses gunmen to cheat miners out of their claims. He arranges an ambush for Jeff, but Jeff kills him in the resulting gunfight.
Dr. Green is the person Junior confides in after graduation. When Junior admits that he wants to attend Ridgeville and play football but fears failing beside his father's legacy, Dr. Green encourages him to speak honestly with Jack and build a closer relationship with his father.
John McIntire has 113 screen credits in a career dating back to 1947. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently The Fox and the Hound with 1 titles. Signature works include Wagon Train, Psycho, The Rescuers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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