The kindhearted landlady from whom Peter rents a room when he has no money. Although Peter arrives with Billy and cannot afford the rent, Mrs. Badger is too compassionate to turn them away. Her willingness to shelter the pair gives Peter and Billy a place to stay during their difficult circumstances.
Mrs. Proudfoot is Mr. Proudfoot's long-suffering wife, subjected to his endless tales about narrow escapes from bombs. Her husband’s carelessness during a late-night billiards game lets light show from their home, helping a German bomber locate the area; the bombing hits their house and leaves Mr. Proudfoot injured.
Jack Fowler's mother is the person Joan speaks to when she learns Jack has returned. She tells Joan that Jack has already left for the station to go to Scotland, prompting Joan to rush after him. The summary gives no further information about her actions or relationship with Joan.
Mrs. Humbold is a wealthy woman who hosts a masquerade ball attended by the Baroness. The gang steals what it believes to be her pearls during the event, but they are fakes; Drake has taken the real pearls. Their value is part of the money Drake expects to use for his charitable plans.
Muriel George has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Signature works include Lady Be Kind, Rush Hour, The Monkey's Paw. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
