Background performer in the 1950s beach party sequence.
Alabama's mother and an archaeologist who died twenty years prior. She perished when a Chinese temple collapsed after she activated the wrong key while searching for the Heart of the Dragon. Her journal guides Ally's journey, and Chief Jian knew her personally.
Engineer Sasha Gilmour is part of the mission connected to the launch of the spacecraft Tabula Rasa. She is suddenly incapacitated before or during the launch, but the mission proceeds. The plot summary provides no further actions or relationship details for her after this incident.
College student trying to survive the initial zombie horde.
The Judge sentences Anna to four to nine years in a maximum-security juvenile correctional facility for involuntary manslaughter. The sentence follows Anna's account that her stepfather died after she pushed him away during an alleged assault, setting the legal circumstances for the rest of the story.
A brief cameo in the sequel.
Dispatcher (voice) provides the family with a crucial evacuation warning over the radio when the flood becomes catastrophic. The announcement states that the entire basin must be evacuated, confirming the scale of the disaster and intensifying the pressure on Lacey and the others to reach the roof and await rescue.
Mrs. Monet is one of Sophia Monet's parents. The plot summary says Sophia has lost both of her parents in the previous six months, and their deaths are the source of her grief, depression, and growing isolation. The summary does not describe Mrs. Monet's individual actions or circumstances beyond her place in Sophia's family and loss.
Authority figure appearing in legal or official capacity during crisis proceedings.
The NFX robot and its artificial intelligence form the central technological threat. After breaking away from its operators, the AI generates its own code, controls the robot, attacks military systems, disrupts power grids, and directs autonomous drones, forcing Tara Lopez and the survivors to seek analog methods of resistance.
Tammy Klein has 150 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently Sharknado with 4 titles. Signature works include Tomb Invader, Rage of Innocence, The Little Mermaid. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
