A high-ranking SS officer and former US Army captain who navigates Nazi politics and Japanese tensions. He protects Juliana Crain, exposes Chancellor Heusmann's assassination plot to secure peace, and later oversees a secret multiverse travel program. Fearing for his family, he ultimately shoots Juliana Crain to prevent her from crossing into another reality.
A tourist detained by Italian police whom Acheson mistakenly believes is Pearce. He clarifies he is only a hired follower, serving as a temporary red herring in the investigation.
Spartan thief and founding member of the mercenary band. Initially departs when Hercules decides to remain in Thrace to confront the king, but later returns to aid his friends, successfully rescuing the hostage prince Arius during the climactic battle.
Count Adhemar is William's aristocratic rival in both jousting and courtship. He defeats William early, mocks his social status, pursues Jocelyn through marriage negotiations, and exposes William's identity. In the final match, he cheats and injures William, but is ultimately defeated by him.
Iris's ex-boyfriend and colleague who cheated on her and remains engaged to another woman. He attempts to rekindle his romance with Iris after her home swap, but she firmly rejects his advances upon learning his current engagement status.
John Murdoch awakens with amnesia and is mistakenly pursued as a murderer. He discovers an ability to reshape reality, learns that the city and its inhabitants are being manipulated, and becomes the central opponent of the extraterrestrial group. With Schreber's help, he gains control of his powers, defeats Mr. Book, creates a real Shell Beach, and reunites with Emma Murdoch.
Charles is Chrystal's husband, Kara's father, and Agnes's son, and he works as a surgeon. He operates on Prisca's rapidly growing tumor, but his worsening schizophrenia makes him violent. He kills Mid-Sized Sedan, attacks Guy, and is ultimately fatally wounded by Prisca.
Appears as Anne's husband in Anthony's mind. Argues with Anne about cancelled holidays and Anthony's needs. During a repeated argument sequence, he slaps Anthony. His identity overlaps with other male figures due to Anthony's cognitive decline.
Felix is a generous but troubled man who gives Sevilla a costume and admits that he often sacrifices too much for too little in return. He develops a bond with Sevilla during a dangerous night and acts to help Swedish Mary by exploiting information about a planned payroll robbery and hidden money.
The arrogant Crown Prince engaged to Sophie. Rumored to be brutal and murderous, he plans a coup against his father, the Emperor. He humiliates Eisenheim during a palace performance and is suspected of murdering Sophie. When confronted with evidence by Inspector Uhl and imperial guards, he commits suicide.
Adam is a powerful vampire and the principal antagonist, seeking to transform America into a nation of the undead. He controls vampires connected to the slave trade, kidnaps Will Johnson, attempts to recruit Abraham, and works with Jefferson Davis before Abraham kills him using a silver pocket watch.
Charismatic French count secretly plotting to destabilize California.
Rufus Sewell has 73 screen credits in a career dating back to 1991. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Mask of Zorro with 1 titles. Signature works include The Diplomat, The Man in the High Castle, The Pillars of the Earth. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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