Voice performance of a minor background animal
Antique shop owner who sells Bo Peep.
Voice actor for the emotion representing longing for the past.
Elderly relative character from a specific game or background scene.
Hubie's mother secretly orchestrates the disappearances, kidnapping the people who tormented her son and planning to burn them alive as revenge. Hubie discovers the truth and rescues the victims, after which she scolds everyone for their cruelty toward him and exposes their jealousy before mysteriously vanishing.
Eleanor is a 94-year-old widow-like figure grieving the death of Bessie, her best friend and roommate of twelve years. After moving from Florida to New York, she pretends to be a Holocaust survivor to find belonging, but the deception causes public humiliation and ruptures with Lisa, Nina, and the survivor group before she begins reconciling with them.
Thelma is a 93-year-old woman living alone in Los Angeles. After being tricked into sending $10,000, she defies her family and pursues the scammer, recruiting Ben for help and confronting the antique-store operation. Her journey restores her confidence and deepens her relationships with Ben and Daniel.
Vivian Palmer is Eddie's grandmother, with whom he lives after leaving prison. She occasionally watches Sam and provides the connection that brings Palmer into the boy's life. After her death, her will creates a housing crisis by leaving the house to the church.
Sam's aunt listed as part of the extended family invited for the final Christmas. The provided summary does not detail her specific actions or storyline.
A paralyzed elderly contestant who participates in the early violence. She stabs Amy but subsequently dies from arterial bleeding after being stabbed by Peter, marking one of the first eliminations.
Woody's wife and David's mother. She travels to Nebraska with Ross, confronts greedy relatives, and helps reclaim family property. She provides sharp commentary on family dynamics and ultimately plays a key role in resolving local conflicts before the journey to Lincoln.
Agnes is the oldest student among the fairy godmothers and supports Eleanor while warning her about the consequences of disobedience. She explains that the school may close and Eleanor may lose her powers, later telling her that Mackenzie's true love must be found before the deadline.
June Squibb has 83 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Zootopia with 1 titles. Signature works include Eleanor the Great, Thelma, Killer Grannies. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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