The caliph's ambitious brother who stages a failed coup to seize the throne and claim Sherazade as his queen. After being freed by his loyalists, he rules briefly, proposes to Sherazade, and engages Haroun in a final sword duel before being assassinated by the treacherous vizier.
Dave Mannering is Libby's father and Ellie Mannering's husband. While Ellie is away and worried because no one answers the home telephone, Dave calls the police to check the house. His family connection places him among the adults responding to the danger surrounding Libby and Tess.
Martin is a U.S. Marshal who arrives in Dallas to confront the conflict surrounding the Robles land and the Marlow brothers. He is engaged to Tonia Robles, but she worries that he underestimates the danger. Although wounded and urged by the family to be cautious, he insists on continuing his investigation.
David's father and scientist who is abducted and turned against his son.
Cathy's father and Maggie's employer. He initially antagonizes Charlie by driving him off the road and later clashes with him over their romance. He is falsely accused of stealing a wallet, and later attacks Charlie before the final resolution.
The primary antagonist who secretly seeks to hijack David's nuclear formula to make atomic weapons more commercially viable. He orchestrates David's abduction and manipulation, employs Willard as an enforcer, and uses Shela as his girlfriend to control David.
Hewitt is the senior general to whom Kirby reports the base's poor inspection results. Rather than retaining Kirby in command of the response, he replaces him with his own aide, Caldwell, whose assignment drives the film's central reform effort and places Caldwell in conflict with Farr.
Bob Marshall is Jerri's father and the former owner of Blue Chip, which he lost to Matt Daggett in a crooked gambling deal. At the race, he intervenes when Daggett tries to shoot the injured horse, and Daggett shoots him. His action helps expose the gambler's treachery to Bill.
The school's sports coach and Laura's husband. He represents the traditional machismo culture that clashes with Tom's sensitive nature. Ten years later, he interacts with an adult Tom and delivers a personal note from Laura regarding their past relationship.
Quimby is Georgia’s fiancé and a dentist. After learning she is in Hawaii, he contacts J.P. and says he is coming to fetch her. He meets Georgia with her uncle when she returns to the hotel, and she plans to leave with them. Shad’s trick involving the police results in Quimby being arrested for assault.
Charlie Boyle is one half of the American couple occupying James Brennan's former hotel room, together with Marge Boyle. James recognizes that the couple may be in danger when Paul Renkov resurfaces. James secretly hides the diamonds in one of the Boyles' suitcases, unintentionally placing Charlie within the smuggling investigation.
Gwen's boyfriend and a client of Ralston. He becomes increasingly jealous and upset as Steve's blunt honesty threatens his relationship with Gwen and disrupts social events on the yacht.
Leif Erickson has 105 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently The Six Million Dollar Man Movie Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The High Chaparral, Arabian Nights, Terror in the Sky. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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