Stadium spectator.
Background extra appearing in the crowd at a magic show, with no dialogue or narrative impact.
After his father's death, John goes West, where he meets and falls in love with Ellen Meriwether. Gordon Orme's treachery nearly destroys their convoy in an Indian attack. John later joins his mother in the California Gold Rush, helps defeat the outlaws attacking the gold camp, and wins Ellen's affections.
Uncredited background executive appearing briefly in the narrative, serving as a minor corporate figure.
A press-bar patron is connected to the attack on Ollie Miller after Miller displays the money he received for obtaining the Tanaka Memorial. The patron informs the secret police or facilitates their response, helping arrange Miller's killing and intensifying the danger surrounding Nick Condon and the document.
Guest enjoying nightlife entertainment.
Background attendee at a luxury yacht social gathering.
Customer at the restaurant, part of the crowd.
This minor background role is identified as a mourner or juror. The story includes a funeral service for the man believed to be Priam Farll and a later trial involving Clive Oxford, but the plot does not identify this participant individually or describe any personal actions beyond the role.
Nightclub customer.
Background participant in a minor auction scene.
Attendee at the Million Club where the murder takes place.
Harold Miller has 281 screen credits in a career dating back to 1919. Their work spans 20 cinematic universes — most prominently Angels in the Outfield with 1 titles. Signature works include The Way of a Man, Leatherstocking, Souvenirs. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 20 universes
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