Main Characters (Logan Roy, Kendall Roy, Siobhan "Shiv" Roy, Roman Roy) | Extended Roy Family | Waystar RoyCo | Other Companies | Politics | Other Characters
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Eduard
Eduard Asgarov
Portrayed By: Babak Tafti
An Azerbaijani billionaire pursued by Roman for his money and ties to the Azerbaijani sovereign wealth. Co-owns the Heart of Midlothian Football Club with Roman.
- Millionaire Playboy: He's a pretty typical rich playboy, and although he does bring Roman in, it doesn't seem like he does much of his job actually doing his job.
Pantsil
Michelle Pantsil
Portrayed By: Jessica Hecht
A writer researching an unauthorized biography of Logan.
- Small Role, Big Impact: Although she appears only in a recurring capacity, her in-progress book weighs heavy on Logan's mind and continues to cause problems and internal strife within the family.
Pugh
Roger Pugh
Portrayed By: Peter Riegert
A lawyer and friend of Ewan's who is handling his estate, who Greg hires as his lawyer briefly.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: An estate lawyer willing to take on a corporate malpractice/criminal case, who appears like a disheveled old hippie, is hard to reach during day hours (according to Greg), and sees the case as an opportunity to progress the fight against late stage capitalism. However, he's no dummy and appears to be a trusted ally of Ewan, who is shrewd and intelligent.
- Chummy Commies: May not be a full-blown communist, but holds anti-capitalist views and wants to use Greg as a pawn to get a peek at Waystar's operations so he can help take them down. Pugh also seems like a genial and friendly fellow.
- Odd Friendship: He and Ewan seem to be old friends, despite Pugh being much more warm and friendly and Ewan being cold and rigid.
Kira
Kira
Portrayed By: Sally Murphy
A victim of Lester McClintock set to testify against Waystar's cruises division.
- She Knows Too Much: Her testimony about her experience with the cruises could bring down the entire company, so Logan seeks to silence her however he can.
- Small Role, Big Impact: She's only in one scene, but the Roys' complete lack of hesitation or remorse towards silencing her makes Rhea draw the line and step down from becoming Logan's successor.
Andrew Dodds
Portrayed By: Tom Morley
A waiter at Shiv's wedding that Logan gets angry with.
- Driven to Suicide: Stewy and Sandy attempt to smear Logan by theorizing that he died by suicide after Logan shouted at him.
- Personal Effects Reveal: Kendall looks at a wall of pictures of Andrew at his bereaved family's house, overcome with guilt.
- Small Role, Big Impact: He only has a handful of lines, but his death weighs very heavily on Kendall's conscience throughout the following seasons, and he ends up being part of why Shiv ultimately votes against Kendall becoming CEO.
- We Hardly Knew Ye: He appears in one scene, then dies shortly after in a car accident caused by Kendall.
