Supporting officer interacting with Roberts and Morton.
Lt. Bob Perry is a Navy pilot, Mary Stuart's romantic partner, and John "Pop" Perry's younger brother. He initially believes Duke E. Gifford's crash-dive order caused Pop's death and refuses to hear Duke's explanation. Later, Bob is shot down during the fleet battle, and Duke risks enemy fire to rescue him from the water.
Ben is a rancher whose property and safety are threatened amid Judd Hastings's campaign against people in the region. Mike comes to Ben's rescue, and that encounter helps lead Mike to vow to help others recover their property. Ben's role connects the conflict over Judd's actions to Mike's efforts on behalf of the affected ranchers.
Research scientist accompanying von Steiner on the experiment. He becomes stranded in the 21st century and assists in rebuilding the time portal to escape the hostile future.
A prosperous businessman who becomes involved in Luke Fargo's effort to obtain lumber for the church. Fargo reluctantly gambles with him on a Sunday and wins a horse race, securing the lumber. This encounter helps advance the rebuilding of the town's burned church, despite the trouble Fargo faces over gambling on the Sabbath.
Travis's boss at Durado Cement. He is contacted by Travis to request specialized sonar equipment for tracking the creature in the lake.
One of Riley Condor's gunslinging henchmen, considered inadequate to stop Tom Rosser.
An employee of an advertising agency whom Kathy meets on a plane to London and later joins at work. He is attracted to her, but she pursues wealth through other men. After Kathy is convicted of killing John Dowling, Tim tells Larry what he has learned about Kathy's past assault, helping prompt Larry to confess to stalking her.
Custer commands Benton and the 7th Cavalry. He negotiates with Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull for Mrs. Turner's release, then confronts federal corruption in Washington with Libbie. After his military career falters, he accepts Blaine's political ambitions and returns to seek a battlefield victory. His changed attitude toward Native Americans leads him to divide his forces, and he dies with his immediate command at Little Big Horn.
Sheriff Vernon Bell asks John Weatherby, a local adventure writer and former hunter, to investigate the animal-like murders. He suspects Byron Douglas and arranges for an officer to watch Byron’s house. After that officer is killed, the investigation and the townspeople’s fear intensify.
Matt Jackson's brother who travels with him in a trailer. He opposes Matt's criminal activities and tries to prevent him from keeping weapons, leading to a physical fight. At the climax, he is shot and killed by police after firing at them during the hospital confrontation.
A regiment captain focused on recovering stolen rifles and keeping the Kiowa on their reservation. He treats Native Americans harshly, opposes Seward's medical and humanitarian efforts, and secretly pursues Seward to kill him, accidentally shooting Chief Satanta's son instead.
Philip Carey has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Kolchak: The Night Stalker Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Time Travelers, Return to Warbow, The Shadow on the Window. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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