The ruling Tetrarch who usurped the throne by murdering his brother. He harbors a scandalous obsession with his stepdaughter Salomé and imprisons Jokanaan. Desperate to please Salomé, he commissions her dance and reluctantly grants her gruesome request for the prophet's head, later ordering her execution when she kisses it.
Sheik Ilderim is a chariot-race competitor who chooses Judah to drive his horses. Judah initially refuses, but accepts after learning that Messala will compete. Ilderim's team therefore provides the setting for Judah's public revenge and victory over his former friend.
Ranch owner managing livestock and relying on Bill for sheep protection.
Bystander observed during street scenes.
Operator of the train during key scenes.
A licentious, older member of the vaudeville troupe who covets Jeanne. He sees Bob as a rival and threatens to expose Bob's desertion to the soldiers for a reward. He ultimately leads the soldiers to capture them but fails as they escape. He reconciles with his wife at the end.
Sonora Jack is a bandit whose hut is where Bob Hill and Thad Grove find the young Marta. He later returns and, unable to find the lost mine, kidnaps Marta to demand ransom. Hugh Edwards and Natachee catch up with him while rescuing her and kill him.
Hamid is Karim's father, a rajah and jewel merchant who travels through India with his son. During their journey he speaks to Karim about the importance of gratitude. Bandits massacre their traveling group, and Karim survives with Hamid's most valuable diamond.
The patriarch of a Hungarian gypsy sideshow and father of Zara. He runs the carnival act and is reluctantly drawn into Nash's fraudulent scheme, growing alarmed as the crimes escalate beyond simple entertainment.
Prospector associate involved in the gold claim disputes and territorial conflicts.
Andy is the ship's bullying third engineer and Lou's estranged husband. He threatens the stokers, tries to cut in on Mae and Bill Roberts, and is beaten back by Bill. The next morning he attempts to force himself on Mae, prompting Lou to shoot him.
Local woman or informant assisting Moto in Puerto Rico.
Mitchell Lewis has 150 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently MGM's Lassie Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Mutiny of the Elsinore, The Last Lesson, One Stolen Night. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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