Wanda's conventional father whose strict, post-war values constantly embarrass his sexually precocious daughter.
Son of the domineering Mrs. Carter. He defies his mother by marrying Raffaella and eventually stands up to her family's control. He develops a bond with Selena, defends Michael Rossi's professional integrity, and expresses hope for a future with Selena.
Security staff at the Roxy Theatre.
Horace's eldest son is present when Horace is locked in a jail cell with Grampa. Henry visits his father there and tells him that Emily has gone to Philadelphia to meet Horace's other wife. His news helps connect Horace's arrest and family crisis with Emily's discovery that the other Mrs. Pennypacker died years earlier.
Earl Collins is a copy boy at the Examiner who works alongside city editor Jim Bathgate during the busy news night. He considers quitting after failing to place a $1 bet for Bathgate about the number of babies a pregnant Italian actress will have. Bathgate asks Earl for an IOU, then tears it up before leaving the newsroom.
Tommy is a newcomer in the Colino trapeze troupe. Though presented as part of the act, he is revealed to be an escaped lunatic and the circus saboteur. He deliberately misses Jeannie during her debut, but she saves herself; while fleeing from Zach, Tommy falls to his death.
David Nelson has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Cheech and Chong with 1 titles. Signature works include -30-, Here Come the Nelsons, Day of the Outlaw. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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