An inexperienced lieutenant whom Dundee reluctantly appoints as his second-in-command. Graham later leads a small group to distract the French and help restore Dundee's commitment to the mission, surviving the final retreat with Dundee and the remaining members of the expedition.
Green Beret sergeant initially caught misappropriating supplies but kept for his skills. He forms a strong paternal bond with war orphan Ham Chuck. During the secret mission to capture a North Vietnamese general, he is killed by a booby trap, leaving Ham Chuck devastated.
Sally's husband who inherits the property with her. He consistently dismisses Sally's encounters with supernatural noises and creatures as nervous tension or delusion. Although he secures the basement door, he remains unconvinced of the danger until it is too late.
District attorney of a small town outside Los Angeles. He serves as the central protagonist and focal point of this 1971 television film pilot adapted from Erle Stanley Gardner's work.
Harry works at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and is the central figure in the story. After accidentally destroying $50,000 in new currency, he recruits Pop and a group of accomplices to print replacement bills. He also comes to appreciate Verna, whose affection he had initially avoided.
A goofy Michigan State junior initially pursued by Tuggle. He becomes infatuated with nightclub performer Lola Fandango, causing Tuggle's disillusionment, but later returns to Tuggle after learning about Melanie's tragic accident.
Linda's husband, Larry is absorbed in his work, and their domestic life forms part of the everyday world Adam observes while gathering material in the housing development. The summary gives no further account of Larry's actions or his relationship with Adam beyond his place in the household.
Greg is a member of Chance's firefighting team, known for using oil fires to pursue romantic encounters. His relationship with Tish becomes serious after their first meeting, and they marry five days later. Chance gives him the company, and Greg later asks Chance to return when a difficult Venezuelan operation is threatened by guerrillas and air attacks.
Former school principal receiving a complaint letter
Main protagonist and Army Intelligence officer stationed in Hawaii. Fakes a dangerous transfer to Rotohan to win over nurse Molly Blue and recruit baseball star Billy Monk. Despite repeated setbacks and distractions, he eventually captures the elusive Kobayashi, earning a medal and Molly's affection.
A civilian scientist who runs the MACS computer aboard the USS Elmira, Eldridge discovers with Howard that recorded roulette spins can predict future results. He joins the casino scheme and, encouraged by their winnings, gains the confidence to propose to his former girlfriend Pam Dunstan.
George Haverstick is Isabel Haverstick's newlywed husband and Ralph Bates's war buddy. His sexual performance anxiety and decision to quit his job without telling Isabel fuel their constant arguments. Hearing Isabel defend his war record changes his attitude, leading him to show greater kindness and make amends with her.
Jim Hutton has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work is anchored in the Mother Superior Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Major Dundee, Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, They Call It Murder. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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