Military pilot appearing in background or news footage.
Broadcaster reporting on vigilante activities in Death Wish 3.
The Interior Minister of Lilliput and Gwendolyn's intended husband. He competes with Filmnap for the position of prime minister through elaborate public feats, while Gulliver prevents Filmnap's assassins from stopping him. After his arrest for aiding Gwendolyn and Lord Bermogg, Gulliver frees him and helps restore their relationship.
Jim is a Canadian veteran living in London who struggles to succeed as a prizefighter. Introduced to Rico Francesi through an old army buddy, he begins working for Rico's mob and falls in love with Rico's sister, Bella. When a murder plot ensnares him, he recognizes Bella's exploitation and tries to escape the gang.
A young reporter who loves Esther. After Margaret discovers Carlo's exploitation and assault of Esther, she consigns the girl to the care of a priest and a young reporter who loves her. The synopsis does not name that reporter, but Harry Grant is the listed reporter character associated with this role.
A man in Kurtal who competes with Rudi Matt for Lizbeth Hempel's attention. Klaus appears while pursuing Lizbeth, but she is interested in Rudi instead. His role is limited to this romantic rivalry and does not extend to the climbing expedition or the Citadel's ascent.
A core member of the robbery gang who poses as a newlywed to board the Flying Scot overnight train. He carries a hidden pistol, handles the drilling to breach the parcel compartment wall, and distracts an intoxicated passenger with champagne to maintain cover during the heist.
Zoe Trevor's half-brother who arrives from abroad claiming not to have met his sister. He is attracted to Margaret, shares her doubts about Stevenson's guilt, and collaborates with her to re-examine the case after the trial.
A member of Max Brant's criminal gang who tells Brant that Louie Bernard has secretly alerted the police by sending them a forged note and a letter describing the operation. Duke's news leads Brant to confront Bernard, directly advancing the conflict between the gang leader and the man he has coerced.
A young racing driver paired with Bill Fraser. He is drugged by Petersen and Gabriela to appear incapacitated, creating the necessity for Bill to illegally substitute as his co-driver for the upcoming Florence to Locarno race.
Lee Patterson has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Patton Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Breakout, The Flying Scot, The Key Man. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
