Miss Tatlock’s Millions

A stuntman hired to impersonate Schuyler Tatlock; his initial motive is money, but he grows to care for Nan and opposes Cassie’s plans. His disguise creates tension as he navigates family suspicions and ultimately reveals his true, loyal self.

Nan is the compassionate Tatlock sister who welcomes Schuyler back but is attracted to Tim. She tests Tim’s sincerity and embodies trust in a family rife with scheming, ultimately seeking the truth.

One of Schuyler’s greedy uncles who schemes to become a trustee of the fortune. He pursues wealth at the expense of family loyalty and uses Cassie and Gifford to push his agenda.

Gifford is another Tatlock uncle aligned with Miles in the plot to control the inheritance. He participates in the schemes, highlighting the corrosive effect of money on family bonds.

Aunt Cassie pushes to secure the inheritance for Nan’s marriage and to maintain control over the fortune. Her pragmatism and manipulation propel the conflict and drive the plot toward a precision-based resolution.

The “social secretary” who keeps Schuyler’s fortune intact while concealing the truth; he orchestrates Tim’s impersonation and accompanies the plan to Hawaii. He embodies greed and opportunism.

Cassie’s son, a playboy whose romance with Nan amplifies the love triangle and adds pressure on the family’s plans.

The physician who weighs in on Schuyler’s condition and the possibility of rationality returning; his observations influence Tim’s decision to stay lucid when needed.

A Tatlock relative who participates in the family’s circle during the will reading and the ensuing deception.

A Tatlock family matriarch whose presence underscores the stakes of the will and the social expectations surrounding Nan’s future.