A character portrayed by Amy Ryan, who is identified as one of the show's stars outside the original main cast.
Local resident caring for a young child during the evacuation.
Riggan's ex-wife who visits his dressing room on opening night. Riggan confesses past regrets and his internal struggles to her, though she dismisses his claims about the superhero voice in his head.
Breslin's girlfriend and mission coordinator.
Teenage friend providing comic relief and support
Pamela Harris leads the CIA team pursuing Bob Stone and initially presents him to Calvin Joyner as a dangerous rogue agent responsible for murder and an intended satellite-code sale. She pressures Calvin by threatening Maggie, captures and tortures Stone, and is later mistaken by Calvin for the criminal behind the operation.
Beau's loyal but overwhelmed housekeeper.
Amanda's biological mother who makes a televised plea for her daughter's return. She is a struggling addict and drug mule who stole money from a local crime boss. Despite her neglectful habits and lack of basic knowledge about her daughter's preferences, she ultimately gets custody back after Patrick's intervention.
A Manhattan District Attorney who panics after the Kid overdoses in her hotel room. She hires a fixer, provides a cover story, and uses a shared employer's motto to ensure cooperation. She is driven home by the fixers after they secure her alibi and dispose of the evidence.
Fellow psychiatric patient who befriends Christine and reveals that multiple women were wrongfully committed to the facility specifically for challenging LAPD authority and exposing corruption.
Wall Street Journal reporter investigating the basis for the Iraq War. She initially questions Poundstone about his informant Magellan and later confronts Miller about bogus WMD intel. After learning the truth, she receives Miller's leaked report and facilitates its dissemination to global news agencies.
Rolly's former lover whose past rumored sexual encounters with a rock band fuel local gossip on Martha's Vineyard, though she later inherits wealth and remains part of his social circle.
Amy Ryan has 70 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Ari Aster Films with 1 titles. Signature works include Sugar, Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance), Bridge of Spies. 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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