The local resident archaeologist who investigates the initial discovery and befriends Hendrik. He deciphers an Old Dutch notebook revealing Hendrik's true identity as the Flying Dutchman. He provides the translation to Pandora on her wedding eve and witnesses the final storm, offering a concluding toast.
Wilson is the scientist Scott hopes to recruit for the expedition, agreeing to join on the condition that it has a scientific purpose. During the return journey, he shows the men fossilised plants, trees, and coal, providing evidence that Antarctica was once a warmer place.
Lt. Cmdr. Ellis is a British naval officer who joins Lt. Cmdr. Ashton in stopping the Helvig for a cargo inspection. He is also part of the proposed dinner arrangement for Capt. Andersen and Axel Skold, whose shore passes are stolen by Mrs. Sorensen and Mr. Pidgeon.
Marcel is one of the struggling artists sharing the building with Rodolphe and the others. He tries to earn a living by painting horses, but one of his pictures ends up displayed in a butcher's shop instead of the prestigious gallery he had imagined. His relationship with Musette is strained by poverty and jealousy.
The sailors have a drink with the pilot’s mate while trying to find a way back aboard HMS Ferocious. The drink delays their return further, contributing to the chain of events that leaves the men separated from their ship and eventually leads them toward their encounter with Hans and the German crew.
Harold Warrender has 19 screen credits in a career dating back to 1928. Signature works include Intimate Relations, The Six Men, Warning to Wantons. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
