Petersen organizes the annual government roundup of wild elephants and hires Toomai's father and Kala Nag for the expedition. He recognizes Toomai's unusual character, protects Kala Nag from immediate destruction after an injury, and ultimately follows Toomai to the wild elephants, approving Machua Appa's plan to train the boy.
Jack Worthing's personal valet in London. He shares his counterpart's cynical view on marriage and handles Jack's daily wardrobe and household needs.
A member of the Undershaft family who rejects the cannon business and declares that he intends to enter politics. His refusal to accept the industrial inheritance conflicts with Andrew Undershaft’s explanation of the family succession tradition, leaving the future of the business unresolved.
He is associated with the Amsterdam civic militia that commissions Rembrandt’s famous group painting. When the completed work fails to present its patrons as the respectable gentlemen they expect to see, the commissioning clients become furious and threaten to withhold payment, damaging Rembrandt’s position.
The official who investigates Monica's death and officially rules it an accidental asphyxiation, allowing Edward to proceed with his plans unchecked.
The Vicar participates in the village church memorial service after Sgt. John Patterson's death. He reads aloud the names of the crew members who died while trying to save the village, providing the Duke of Exmoor's family and the local community with a formal ceremony to mourn Patterson and honor the sacrifice.
A brief diplomatic figure encountered during Fairweather's chaotic delivery mission in a mythical Middle-Eastern country.
Walter Hudd has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1934. Their work is anchored in the Up The Creek Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Eternal Prague, Two Minutes, Elephant Boy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
