Capt. Thiele is the ship's captain, responsible for managing passengers whose prejudices and conflicts reflect the wider political climate. He dismisses the Nazi Party as unserious, warns Dr. Schumann that La Condesa manipulated him, and later urges the visibly ill doctor not to answer another medical call.
Perrot is a French passenger and member of the search party who presents himself as an ally. After the kidnappers are defeated, he reveals that he is actually a German collaborator who has usurped Kessler’s position. He kills Kessler, later attacks Dr. Bernhardt, and is shot while trying to escape.
A French colonel and Lydia Bailey's fiancé, living with her at their rural estate. After French troops arrive in Saint-Domingue and war breaks out, he joins the garrison in Cap-Français. The plot places him apart from Lydia and Albion during their escape from the estate.
Mahoud Baroudi is a suspicious young man linked to the small box found in Nigel Armine and Ruby’s garden. Although his fate is initially uncertain, he later appears in private with Ruby, where they revise their plan and decide to act that night. His presence is described as evil and dangerous.
A financier approached by Harry Morgan, Peter agrees to fund the gold-recovery heist in exchange for 15 percent of the proceeds. After the crew retrieves the gold, they turn it over to him to be converted from bullion into U.S. dollars. His financial support makes him an important backer of the operation.
Ruthless mercenary guide who murders the heir and orchestrates the diamond smuggling ring.
Charles Korvin has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1937. Their work is anchored in the Tarzan (Lex Barker) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Zorro, the Avenger, Berlin Express, This Love of Ours. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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