Botschafter De Sadesky is the Soviet ambassador brought into the Pentagon War Room by President Merkin Muffley. He helps convey the existence of the Soviet doomsday machine, explains its automatic nuclear response and devastating fallout, and secretly photographs the meeting while General Buck Turgidson debates underground survival.
Gwendolyn's father, who was banished from Lilliput after rebelling against the Emperor of Lilliput. Reldresal secretly assists him and Gwendolyn, but Filmnap exposes this support, leading to Reldresal's arrest. Gulliver learns the reasons for the family's exile through Reldresal and Gwendolyn's account.
The King of Naples whose ship is wrecked on the island by Prospero's magic. He suffers illusions, is reunited with his son, and is ultimately forgiven for his past betrayal.
Sophie Dorothea's son, Prince George Louis is involved in the political consequences of the family conflict. He has openly quarrelled with his father, prompting authorities to restrict communication with him, while Sophie Dorothea wants him to learn the truth about the events that shaped her life.
Aristide is a cousin of the French family who discusses business with Barratt on the day after Barratt arrives at the chateau. His conversation connects Barratt to the family's neglected glass-making enterprise and helps introduce the commercial responsibilities that Barratt later tries to handle in order to protect longtime employees.
One of Tom Jones’s tutors and a tutor to Mr. Blifil, Thwackum joins Mr. Blifil and Square after Bridget’s funeral. Together they influence Squire Allworthy against Tom, helping cause Tom’s banishment and the loss of his place in the household.
The Prosecuting Attorney is identified in the cast as the attorney for the prosecution in Alec’s court case. The plot says Alec is tried for his uncle’s murder and found not guilty, but gives no further details about this character’s arguments, conduct, or relationship to the other characters.
A scientist appearing in the espionage and demonstration story of Who Done It?.
Peter Bull has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 1936. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Charles Vine spy films with 1 titles. Signature works include Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, The African Queen, Doctor Dolittle. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
