The former prime minister of King Shahdov's country and a direct cause of the king's financial crisis. After the revolution deposes Shahdov, Voudel steals his securities, leaving him almost broke when he reaches New York and forcing him to seek unconventional ways to support himself.
Sir Hector is an authority figure at the hospital where Norman and Mr. Grimsdale seek access to Lindy. He forbids Mr. Grimsdale from returning, and after the ensuing trouble involving Nurse Janet Haskell, both men are banned from the hospital.
The pompous Major who runs the estate because Sir Reginald is too young to manage it. He is part of a household expected to defer to Reginald, and later dances with Norman, who is disguised as a harem girl at the fancy-dress party. The Major is among the people caught up in the party's chaos.
The newly appointed head of the department store. He promptly fires Norman for antagonism but quickly rehires him upon witnessing Norman assist a customer. After the robbery is foiled, he initially prepares to promote Norman but abruptly fires him once more.
Character in various Carry On ensemble casts.
An Indian chief encountered by Bill Ramsbottom and Charlie when they travel into Indian lands to locate the uranium mine. The plot summary identifies Blue Eagle and the local tribe as part of this encounter, but gives no further details about his actions or relationship with the two travelers.
Jerry Desmonde has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Their work is anchored in the Carry On Series universe with 1 titles. Signature works include A King in New York, The Early Bird, The Angel Who Pawned Her Harp. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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