William Lundigan

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Characters played by William Lundigan

Lucilius — Serpent of the Nile (1953)

Lucilius is a Roman observer and military agent who distrusts Cleopatra’s manipulation of Mark Antony and her indifference to Egypt’s suffering population. After confronting her, he is sent against her half-sister, wounded by Cleopatra’s soldiers, imprisoned as an honored captive, and later freed by Antony to warn Octavius.

Richard Watkins — Three Smart Girls Grow Up (1939)

Business associate or suitor connected to the Craig family.

Nicholas Antonio 'Nick' Lorenzo — East of the River (1940)

Nick is Joe's homeless friend, whom Mama Teresa adopts and raises alongside her son. Joe's criminal earnings pay for Nick's college education, while Joe pretends to be away running a ranch. Laurie falls in love with Nick, and the two plan to marry, becoming the focus of Joe's return and his later threat to expose her past.

Jack Garet — Dishonored Lady (1947)

Jack Garet is Madeleine's former assistant, now employed by Felix Courtland and using knowledge of Madeleine's past to blackmail her. He steals a precious stone from Courtland, returns to stop Courtland from calling the police, kills him during the confrontation, and is ultimately subdued, arrested, and exposed as the murderer.

Timmy Wynn — The Fighting 69th (1940)

A dedicated Private in the 69th. He dies alongside Lieutenant Long John Wynn as a direct consequence of Plunkett's tactical error during a reconnaissance mission, further deepening the tragedy and guilt that drive Plunkett's character arc.

Bob Holliday — Santa Fe Trail (1940)

Brother of Kit Carson Holliday. Plays a minor role with no significant plot involvement in the provided summary.

Steve Hastings — Mystery in Mexico (1948)

Insurance investigator on a flight to Mexico City. Befriends Victoria Ames to track down her missing brother Glenn, suspecting Glenn took a stolen necklace. Receives help from Carlos, gets injured, and recuperates with a local Mexican family.

Jim Moore — The Case of the Black Parrot (1941)

Jim is a newspaper reporter traveling aboard the ship. He falls for Sandy Vantine, proposes to her, and becomes involved in the mystery surrounding the wooden chest and its hidden contents. He contacts Piggott during the investigation and, with Sandy, discovers that Piggott is the Black Parrot.

Capt. W.W. 'Bill' Willoby — Down Among the Sheltering Palms (1953)

Capt. W.W. 'Bill' Willoby commands the unit assigned to Midi Island at the end of World War II. He forbids fraternization, struggles when King Jilouili presents Rozouila as his intended wife, and faces a possible court-martial after Angela's false report. He ultimately falls in love with Diana.

Robert Burton — The White Orchid (1954)

Robert Burton is an archaeologist determined to find a hidden civilization where little has changed for centuries. He travels with photographer Kathryn Williams and recruits Juan Cervantes, who knows the way. Though he agrees not to bring weapons, Burton secretly carries a small gun, later helps free Williams, and escapes with her.

Dr. Richard Donald Stanton — Riders to the Stars (1954)

A highly qualified candidate for the secret spaceflight project and the son of Dr. Donald Stanton. He accepts the dangerous mission to capture a meteor, pursues a stray one after missing the main swarm, and returns safely with it despite the risks. His success helps reveal the meteor's protective coating, and he is rewarded with a kiss from Dr. Jane Flynn.

Chuck Stephens — Sailors on Leave (1941)

Chuck is a sailor whose friends Swifty and Mike trick him into believing he will inherit $25,000 if he marries before his 27th birthday. With the deadline approaching, he meets singer Linda Hall at Aunt Navy's nightclub. After considering other possible brides, he realizes he loves Linda, marries her after the deadline, and receives a reward for recovering her stolen bracelet.

Career Overview

William Lundigan has 69 screen credits in a career dating back to 1937. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Mother Superior Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Climax!, A Christmas Carol, The White Orchid. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
69
Birth Date
1914-06-12
Birth Place
Syracuse, New York, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q1982192), public domain (CC0).