Caveman residing in the Stone Age town of Bedrock. Part of a suburban-style family that experiences modern-life conflicts. Known for operating a large wooden and rock-powered automobile and visiting a woolly mammoth gas station.
Menacing, one-eyed dogcatcher who captures strays.
Sally is an incarcerated mobster whom Holly visits every week. His lawyer pays her one hundred dollars a week to deliver what she believes are weather reports, though the arrangement connects her to a drug ring and eventually leads to her arrest.
Protagonist mistaken for secret agent Rock Slag. Reluctantly enlisted by the Secret Service Chief to infiltrate the Green Goose's criminal organization. Navigates comedic mishaps in Europe, accidentally causes a misunderstanding with his wife, but ultimately outsmarts the villain by locking him and his henchmen in a space-bound missile. Returns home celebrated as a hero.
An investigator who worked for Cora Smith’s attorney, Ezra Liam Kennedy tries to blackmail Cora with her signed confession concerning Nick Smith’s murder. Frank Chambers attacks Kennedy and his partner, then takes the confession from them, removing the immediate threat to Cora.
Wealthy fight promoter and art collector who harbors Hal Kines. Operates a numbers racket and facilitates the fencing of stolen vintage European jewelry. Becomes the primary target of Mike's investigation before being cornered at a fraternity house and killed in a shootout with Mike.
A French trapper living with the Minnataree who joins the expedition. He secretly conspires with the Minnataree to betray the group in exchange for Sacagawea, though his plot is thwarted when she escapes to warn the captains.
Big Bill is a tomcat who dates Mehitabel, then dumps her, prompting Archy to confront her about her attraction to bad-boy tomcats. He later leaves the scene again after Mehitabel has kittens, but returns to her life; by the end, the two playfully chase each other.
Yasminda’s father, the Sultan has become bankrupt after Wazir siphons money from the royal treasury. Persuaded by Wazir, he agrees that his daughter should marry the richest man in the land, who is then Wazir. After Aladdin gains apparent wealth and a palace through the genie, the Sultan agrees to let Yasminda marry him.
Walter Godfrey is an American who comes to the Paris orphanage with his wife intending to adopt Bobby, whom they learned about through Pete's newspaper advertisement. When Pete discovers that Godfrey plays for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, he presents Theresa, a young blind opera prodigy, instead. The synopsis does not say whether the Godfreys ultimately adopt her.
Fred Flintstone is one of the four costumed Flintstones characters featured in this ice-skating special, portrayed by champion skater Lothar Dobberstein. He interacts with the other skaters during the winter-themed performances and performs the closing number together with Wilma, Barney, and Betty.
Alan Reed has 58 screen credits in a career dating back to 1934. Their work is anchored in the Lady and the Tramp Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Flintstones, Lady and the Tramp, The Man Called Flintstone. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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