Major Randolph McIvor is the father of Lin and Sandy, whose family stable has fallen on hard times. His horses are being prepared for the Kentucky Derby: Lin helps train them, while Sandy rides them. Their promising thoroughbreds include Encino and Tarzana.
Monarch of the Russian Empire, portrayed as weak-willed and easily manipulated by Rasputin. His failure to control his court or reject Rasputin's advice on the German ultimatum accelerates the empire's collapse and his own downfall.
Dora’s husband and a ranch owner threatened by a neighboring water-rights dispute.
Legitimate psychiatrist hired by Richard to treat Alison, whose professional identity is stolen by Vernay to facilitate the psychological manipulation plot.
Wealthy socialite and antique collector. Father of Janet and Jessica.
A friend of Johnny McGinty whom Peter Roma identifies as someone who can help Irene. Barclay arranges for Irene to marry Johnny so she can travel on his passport, and helps the pair escape Shanghai. He is revealed to be a Chinese agent tasked with purchasing munitions; before parting, he secretly returns the amulet to Irene.
Police official involved in the early investigations.
Vengeful nemesis of Lanyard, mastermind behind anti-aircraft gun theft.
A respected villager who warns others that resistance is dangerous, then joins the ambush on Heydrich. He is arrested as a hostage and remains locked in jail while the Germans destroy Lidice, eventually being buried in the rubble.
The town's Mayor and rival trucking line owner. He built his reputation on stolen war credit from Pop Betts. He succumbs to blackmail, faces moral condemnation from Sam Starr, writes a suicide confession, and takes his own life after his wife destroys the evidence.
Charlie is a World War I veteran who returns hoping to see Nina, his secret crush. He remains part of Nina's circle and suspects that Ned is the father of her son. At the end, he comforts the exhausted Nina, who rests her head on his shoulder as he speaks of his good fortune.
Walter Blake is a producer who rejects Steve Bennett when Steve volunteers to take Tommy Briggs's place in a complicated stunt. Later, seeking to bring Steve back for Laura's sake, Blake invents a romance between Laura and stuntman Red Garvey. His decisions and scheme shape Steve's path back to the stunt work.
Ralph Morgan has 100 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently The Thin Man Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Blue Grass of Kentucky, Black Market Babies, Soak the Old. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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