An older, mellow sergeant in the NYPD's 65th Precinct. Played by Harry Bellaver, he remains a regular cast member across both the first season and the subsequent hour-long revival.
George Biddle is Ray's deaf-mute brother and Johnny's brother. He accompanies Edie when she reports Johnny's death to Rocky Miller, later helps Ray overpower the police guard and escape, and participates in luring Luther to the empty house before Edie breaks free and calls for help.
Joe Horn is a local resident whose crowded home provides Sadie Thompson with temporary shelter after her boat is quarantined. He and Ameena Horn struggle to accommodate her amid the household’s children and the visiting servicemen, making his home the center of the disorder surrounding Sadie’s arrival.
An elevator operator at Jenny's apartment building who relays information about her to Alan. He tells Alan that Jenny has not been drinking, then later calls to say she has locked herself in her room, prompting Alan to rush to the hotel.
A loyal member of Maroon's gang who drives stolen coaches. He develops a rivalry with Maroon after the leader irresponsibly shoots his dog. His resentment culminates in him killing Maroon, though he is subsequently subdued by Grif during the final confrontation.
Nick's ex-convict friend who assists with clues.
Marty is George's valet, guardian, and best friend, accompanying him home after their three years together on a scientific expedition in the Belgian Congo. He discovers the truth about Jean and her father and tells George, prompting George to break things off with Jean. Marty is a trusted companion who helps expose the con.
Larry Giff is the taxi driver working as George Garsell's accomplice in the effort to recover Backett's money. During the final escape, he attempts to surrender to the police, but Garsell shoots him and forces Joe to drive the damaged taxi.
Harry Bellaver has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1938. Their work is anchored in the The Thin Man Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Naked City, The Old Man and the Sea, A Bell for Adano. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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