Character from Casablanca. Completely unrelated to Space Jam, clearly a data mismatch in the provided list.
Rick Blaine's former lover from Paris who returns to Casablanca with Victor Laszlo. She still loves Rick but asks him to help Laszlo escape because Laszlo's resistance work is more important than their personal happiness.
A Swedish missionary traveling in first class, Greta Ohlson has previously been to America and is later revealed to have served as the murdered child's nursemaid. Her connection to the family gives her a motive for joining the collective revenge against Mr. Ratchett.
A young Republican guerrilla whose life was devastated by her parents' execution and her assault by fascist forces. She falls in love with Robert Jordan and becomes emotionally central to him. Maria helps create the diversion during the bridge operation and escapes with the surviving guerrillas after Jordan is wounded.
The protagonist and niece of the murdered opera singer; an aspiring singer who suffers from severe psychological manipulation but ultimately regains her sanity to expose the truth.
A wealthy American widow touring Europe in 1941. She purchases the worn Rolls, falls in love with a resistance fighter, and uses the vehicle to smuggle villagers to safety from Nazi forces.
A psychoanalyst at Green Manors mental hospital who falls in love with the new director. She discovers he is an impostor suffering from amnesia, helps him recover his memories through dream analysis, and ultimately exposes the real murderer, later marrying him.
Charlotte is Eva and Helena's mother, a world-renowned pianist who visits Eva after seven years apart. Her discomfort at finding Helena in Eva's care and her own account of past choices lead to a painful confrontation with Eva about emotional neglect, motherhood, and an abortion. She later leaves by train, unsettled by Helena's condition.
A 40-year-old interior designer and Roger's longtime mistress. She navigates complicated romantic entanglements, including an intense emotional connection with her son Philip, before ultimately deciding to marry Roger despite his infidelity.
Lady Henrietta Flusky is an aristocratic woman and Sam Flusky's wife, now socially shunned and dependent on alcohol. She regains confidence through Charles Adare's support, reveals that she killed her brother and that Sam falsely confessed, and ultimately remains united with Sam despite the legal danger.
Anna Koreff / Anastasia is an ailing amnesiac brought forward as the possible surviving imperial daughter. Initially uncertain and suicidal, she is coached by General Sergei Pavlovich Bounine, develops feelings for him, and later wins the belief of Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna, while her true identity remains deliberately ambiguous.
Katherine Joyce is the more sensitive half of an English couple traveling through Italy while trying to sell an inherited villa. Haunted by memories of a deceased poet friend, she grows estranged from Alexander 'Alex' Joyce, tours Naples and its ancient sites, then reunites emotionally with him after being separated in a religious procession.
Ingrid Bergman has 123 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Året var... with 1 titles. Signature works include Casablanca, Murder on the Orient Express, Autumn Sonata. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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