Ted Berkeley

Ted Berkeley is called Edward Carraciola in the novell. There he is described as a highly intelligent person.

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Name Ted Berkeley
Nationality British
Role description Small role
First appearance 00:03:05 (In the airplane)
Actor Peter Barkworth

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The Ted Berkeley of the picture isn't a very important character, much less than what he is in the novel where he's the given leader of the soldiers following Smith and Schaffer. If you know his character from the novel, you probably feel that he should have gotten a bit more attention than what he does. But if you don't, Ted Berkeley is a character you won't care much for as an individual - he is only one of the trio we get to know as "Thomas-Berkeley-and-Christiansen".

Favourite scene

Berkeley standing up in anger, protesting against what Smith has just revealed.

In the Golden Hall.

Major John Smith: As a matter of fact, I think the drugs will probably work better on our friends at the end of the table. They are the real enemies, General.

Berkeley flies up from his chair.

Ted Berkeley: Don't listen to him gentlemen, it's a bluff!

Major John Smith: Keep quiet!

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