An antagonist who arrives to sabotage the peanut-themed dinner, intending to depose Prince Hendryx and seize control of Vulgaria.
A roue who is intended as Anna Damby's husband by her guardian. When Anna resists, he uses a decoy note bearing Edmund's name to lure her to an inn and arrange her kidnapping. After Edmund escapes the trap, Melville sends the police to arrest him.
Poleon is a trapper whom Shep fetches after Jim's death, when Cuddles has been left vulnerable in the wilderness. He sends for Agnes and learns of Jim's murder when Mike Murdock confesses the crime to him. After Shep saves Agnes from Daniels, Poleon and Agnes marry.
The Duke is one of The Tiger Lady's three admirers at the restaurant. When Henri, dressed as a Rajah, joins her table and orders an extravagant meal, The Duke insists on paying, allowing Henri to maintain his impressive appearance and helping shape the encounter between Henri and The Tiger Lady.
Strokoff is Valentina's husband and the dancing teacher who taught May Russell. As part of May and Valentina's plan to teach Roger a lesson, May arranges for Strokoff to discover her, disguised as Valentina, embracing Roger. His connection to both women makes him part of the setup that leads Roger to flee and later reconcile with May.
Mario Carillo has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1922. Signature works include How to Handle Women, Bigger and Better Blondes, The Remittance Woman. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.