Guern is a Roman-born survivor of the vanished Ninth Legion who has lived among the northern tribes. He tells Marcus how the legion was destroyed and later confirms that Marcus's father fought bravely until death. Guern joins Marcus's defence of the eagle and dies in the final battle, after which Marcus honours him with a funeral pyre.
MI6 agent. Confronts Clarke, prompting Turing to reveal Cairncross's espionage. Reveals he already knew of Turing's sexuality and is exploiting Cairncross to leak disinformation to the Soviets for British advantage.
Sinestro is the leader of the Green Lantern Corps and a veteran who trains Hal Jordan on Oa. He doubts Hal's willpower and later proposes using yellow fear energy against Parallax, but ultimately rescues Hal and acknowledges his courage. Afterward, he secretly takes the yellow ring, foreshadowing rebellion.
Kingsman quartermaster and tactical support expert.
Ruthless New York mob boss and primary target of Big Daddy's revenge.
Scientific genius who gains powers of Seven Deadly Sins
Occultist and serial killer who uses staged supernatural phenomena to terrorize Victorian London.
Leader of the Therns, an ancient race that manipulates planetary civilizations and feeds off their resources. Arms Sab Than with a powerful weapon and orchestrates the war. Forces Carter to return to Earth as a challenge, but is ultimately outwitted by Carter, who kills him near the tomb and uses his medallion to return to Mars.
John is the Baroness's valet who knows the truth about Estella's birth. Although ordered to murder the baby, he gives her to Catherine instead, later retrieves the necklace from the burning hideout, saves Estella, and reveals that the Baroness is her biological mother.
Kingsman quartermaster and tech expert, loyal ally to the agency.
Dr. Nasch is Christine's neuropsychologist and treating doctor. He gives her a camera, calls each morning to guide her treatment, and helps her investigate the origins of her memory loss. After developing feelings for her, he ends treatment, later protects her from danger, and visits her as a friend in hospital.
Main villain in Shazam!
Mark Strong has 117 screen credits in a career dating back to 1985. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently DCEU with 2 titles. Signature works include The Eagle, The Imitation Game, 1917. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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