Colonel and regular Army character commissioned as a regular, frequently involved in tension with civilian draftees.
A former friend or ally whom Kane visits while trying to assemble support. Sam hides inside his house and has Mildred tell Kane that he is not home, refusing to face the danger. His avoidance reinforces the town's widespread fear and abandonment of Kane.
The local marshal summoned by Bond after she learns that Books has used a false name at her boarding house, Thibido confronts Books about the situation. Books assures him that he will soon be dead, and the marshal is therefore connected to the town's response to Books' presence.
Olly Perkins is a bumbling farmer who becomes Calendar's first mayor after the town rapidly grows around its gold discovery. He is Prudy's father and later persuades the townspeople to vote against helping Jason, leaving the sheriff, Jake, and Prudy to face the Danby clan without civic support.
Friday's direct superior in the Robbery-Homicide Division. Reassures the partners after cult evidence vanishes and reluctantly suspends Friday following Kirkpatrick's interference. Leads SWAT teams during the final raid and reinstates Friday to pursue justice.
A Green Wizard who presides over nature and magical creatures. As magic fades due to human reliance on science, he orchestrates a quest to steal the villain's crown to create a hidden magical realm. He recruits heroes, guides Peter through time, and ultimately enables a romantic reunion across eras.
Greedy townsfolk and minor antagonist, represents the corrupt society the heroes face.
A shabby angel visible only to Charley, who identifies himself as Roy Zerney. He warns Charley of his impending death, intermittently helps or causes mischief, and ultimately intervenes by pulling a bullet from the air to alter heavenly decree and save Charley's life.
Jesse McCord is an old local man living in the hotel shed who becomes Johnny Baxter's most resourceful helper. Though he first offers to work as a bartender, Johnny assigns him as a bellhop. He repairs equipment, operates the improvised ski lift, helps rescue Wally, and partners with Johnny in the snowmobile race.
A bitter rival mining magnate competing with Colonel Ames. He is the father of Patience and, after resolving local disputes, secures his affairs and marries Miss Abigail.
The presiding judge who manages the chaotic courtroom filled with reporters, photographers, and political figures. He rules on objections, holds Drummond in contempt for withdrawing from the case, and ultimately fines Cates $100 to avoid aggravating national opinion before adjourning the proceedings.
A cowboy traveling with Gil Carter who enters Darby's Saloon and joins the posse after hearing that Larry Kinkaid has supposedly been murdered. He witnesses the unlawful hanging and later listens as Gil reads Donald Martin's letter, then rides with Gil to deliver the letter and money to Martin's wife.
Harry Morgan has 142 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Harmon Cobb Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include M*A*S*H, The Flight of Dragons, High Noon. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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