Expert sharpshooter hired by Abbott to assassinate a European head of state at the Royal Albert Hall concert. He later pursues Betty to the roof and is ultimately killed by Jill.
Duke of Württemberg in the historical drama. As the ruler at whose court Oppenheimer obtains his influential financial position, he is the central figure of the political power struggle that leads to the financier's tragic fate.
M. Jolif is the French police inspector who investigates Poole's death aboard the Rome Express. He interviews passengers who had contact with Poole, arrives when Alistair McBane and Mills restrain Zurta, and begins to suspect Zurta before Zurta jumps from the train in an attempt to escape.
The Count and husband of Countess Helga. His sudden return home in a rage after learning his wife's whereabouts creates the crisis that Resi resolves by sneaking in and replacing the Countess.
Lord Dean is a board member and trustee of June MacKinnon's trust fund. He advises David Barr to build only one ship and opposes Barr's larger plan. When Barr seeks a loan secured by June's trust, Dean refuses to cooperate; Barr later forges his signature to obtain funds, and Dean's jealousy of Barr's relationship with June is noted.
Frank Vosper has 20 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Signature works include The Man Who Knew Too Much, Open All Night, The Secret of Stamboul. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
