Another subordinate constable who works alongside Albert and Dudfoot. Known for his sentimental nature and misunderstandings, he helps investigate the smuggling ring by deciphering a cryptic rhyme from his father. His actions lead the trio to the smugglers' hideout, resulting in their capture and subsequent escape during the final chase.
Jim is Celia Crowson's father. After war breaks out, he joins what becomes the Home Guard. Celia worries that he will disapprove if she moves away from home to join up, contributing to her initial hesitation before her call-up papers arrive.
Scholes is an elderly landowner who considers his stony plot barren and useless, so he sells it to Jeckie Farnish and Charles Mortimer for what seems a generous price. When the oil operation brings them great profits, he resents being swindled and sets fire to the refinery, destroying it.
A character initially presented as a ghost haunting the castle. He is actually the caretaker, Hobday, in disguise, using the scare tactic to live rent-free.
A train driver identified by occupation; no further details are provided.
Sam Hathaway, a neighbor of the Scott family who colludes with the kidnappers. He learns the location of the hidden ransom money but is killed by a crook in a cave.
Jerry is an elderly prisoner whom the Crazy Gang meets after being captured and placed in a detention camp. He possesses a map showing the location of a secret weapon that could win the war, making him and his information important to the gang’s wider wartime predicament and their attempts to get free.
Moore Marriott has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1922. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Queen Victoria Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Carry On!, Hi Gang!, Where's That Fire. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
