Inspector Archer is the police inspector involved in the Elizabeth Rusman murder case. He allows Philippa to examine Elizabeth's possessions and copy a piece of music, which helps her pursue the investigation. Later, he introduces her to Detective Sergeant Hawkins after the case against Fleming gains a witness to his confession.
The coroner presides over the inquest into Sigsbee Manderson’s death. The inquest hears John Marlowe’s account of the journey to Dover, and the coroner’s verdict is suicide, a conclusion that Trent disputes and investigates further.
Mr. Cotterill is Nellie's father, a builder whose renewed bankruptcy causes the family to decide to migrate to Canada. His financial collapse creates the crisis at Liverpool where Denry confronts the possibility of losing Nellie and understands his true feelings. Through this family hardship, he indirectly drives Denry's final romantic decision.
Bert is Victoria's suitor, who hopes to marry her and open a fish and chip shop. He uses money Victoria lends him to build a successful business, but withdraws to a cottage in Kent after reading of her engagement. When Victoria later passes his cottage, he rushes out to meet her, and they reunite.
Sir Richard is the host at Woodroofe Hall and welcomes Tony into his home. He talks with Tiny Fox-Collier about Tony and the younger generation, recalls the pleasures of his own past, and discusses whether the young woman managing the household should marry, while believing such a change is not imminent.
Henry Edwards has 96 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Their work is anchored in the Hercule Poirot (Austin Trevor) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Scrooge, The Vicar of Bray, Beauty and the Barge. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
