Bianca is Baptista’s younger daughter and the focus of competing suitors in Padua. Lucentio becomes interested in her and disguises himself as a schoolmaster to enter Baptista’s household and pursue her secretly. Her presence drives the rivalry involving Lucentio, Hortensio, Gremio, and the arrangements considered by Baptista.
Julia Wilson is Oliver Quayle's public relations chief for the Dr. Death television production. She discovers a contract stating that Herbert Flay would take Paul's role if Paul died, but the killer murders her before she can expose it. Paul finds her arranged like Ellen and carries her body to the burning set.
The young child under the nannies' care, whose safety is the primary motivation driving the nannies' actions and the dinosaur skeleton heist.
Anna is one of Patrick Glover's lively teenage daughters and lives with him, her sister Karen, and their nanny in Hampstead. She is part of the family life that Patrick must manage; at the end of the sixth series, she marries Tim Tanner, who then becomes a regular character in the final series.
Jane is a local woman found badly injured after apparently being pursued and attacked by Spanish sailors. Harry searches the marshes for her, while a Spanish man secretly saves and conceals her from Captain Robeles. Her ordeal exposes the violence of the occupation and helps motivate the local resistance.
Natasha Pyne has 11 screen credits in a career dating back to 1964. Signature works include The Taming of the Shrew, John Denver: Country Boy, Father Dear Father. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
