Human dentist who captures Nemo and keeps him in his office aquarium.
A rugged Australian miner who initially clashes with the travelers but eventually offers assistance.
Pilot who accidentally gets tranquilized by Louis
Local character, interacts with Red Dog in the town.
Barry Fife is the head of the Australian Dancing Federation and a defender of strict ballroom conventions. He denounces Scott's independent steps, manipulates his partnerships, lies about Doug's past, and tries to disqualify Scott and Fran while favoring Ken.
Middle-aged Australian who owns the Madrid apartment where the group takes refuge. He cooperates by providing the car keys but is brutally killed by Braddock to ensure he does not reveal their location or identities.
A veteran Cityside bowler, Stan recognizes that Jack needs guidance and takes him under his wing, teaching him both the game and consideration for others. He becomes a father figure to Jack and makes the winning shot in the tournament, but suffers a fatal heart attack; the club later names its green in his honour.
A police sergeant sent to track Morgan after reports connect the outlaw with several armed robberies. He faces difficulty because Morgan knows the bush and receives support from travellers.
A supporting character in the drama, possibly in a position of authority or mentorship.
The corrupt chief of the Zero Tolerance Unit who orchestrates a massive conspiracy involving blackmail, murder, and political cover-ups, ultimately leading to his downfall.
Gil Hubbard is a property developer overseeing the leisure resort under construction in the town. Raymond works as a foreman on the project and takes under-the-table kickbacks through worker Barney while hoping to save enough money to leave with Carla. The plot summary identifies Gil's business role but gives no further involvement in the later events.
A senior police investigator and long-time friend and colleague of Roger Rogerson. He supervises the investigation after Michael Drury is shot, blocks questioning of Rogerson, and intimidates Drury in hospital. He also gives Lewis Roussos a promotion in exchange for changing his testimony, weakening the case against Rogerson.
Bill Hunter has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Red Dog Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Muriel's Wedding, Backroads, The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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