Traver is a black clarinetist fleeing a lynch mob after a false rape accusation. He hides on Miller's island, relies on Evalyn for food and supplies, and repeatedly defends himself against Miller and Jackson. Wounded and captured, he escapes with Evalyn's help, spares Jackson, and finally leaves by boat with Miller's assistance.
Former voodoo shaman who sells Blacula's bones to Willis.
A former prizefighter and one of the neighborhood residents who helps care for Nick. On the day George is released from jail, he joins Nick in a fight against gang members who insulted Nellie. His intervention saves Nick from serious injury, but sends George back to prison.
The Army captain commanding the operation, Capt. Jackson recruits the unconventional riders, including his brother Link, for the mission to rescue Chet Davis. He explains that they will have no official support if caught and stresses the need for speed. He also catches up with Dirty Denny when Denny falls behind and helps him return to the group.
Member of the local African community. Part of the village ecosystem affected by the colonel's mercenary expansion.
Harley is connected to the Club Alabam and argues that reopening it can be good business, helping persuade Duke not to sell the place. He remains wary that Duke may be an outsider who will profit and leave. Later, Roy's men target him, and he returns to the club despite being told to rest.
Bernie Hamilton has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Blacula Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Starsky & Hutch, The Young One, The Losers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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