Ada is Alice's mother. She refuses Sammy's request to let Alice receive an education, fearing Ormand and believing Alice is too sick to benefit. Later, she explains that Ormand's cruelty and Alice's seizures made their home unbearable, while Jack offers her practical support.
James Duncan's daughter who is trapped in the building. She is successfully rescued using the Navy breeches buoy system from the Promenade Room to the adjacent building.
Full name of Aunt Viv, wealthy owner.
Concorde flight attendant managing passenger panic during crisis.
Patty Butler is the missing young woman whom Bo is ordered to locate, but she is actually an undercover officer assigned to get close to Thomas 'Stick' Henderson. Frustrated that Bo's surveillance threatens her operation, she arranges a meeting with him, but is accidentally shot and killed by Bo during the later confrontation.
Jane is the hard-to-get, waspy girl whom Chico wants to impress. Her difficulty contrasts with Annie's easier availability and motivates Chico to pursue Jane while turning away from Annie. Through Chico's courtship, Jane is connected to one of the central romantic conflicts in the teenagers' story.
A dancer and barmaid whom Johnny Torrio introduces to Capone in Chicago. She becomes Capone's companion, going with him on social outings such as golfing and a picnic, and later dining with him at a bistro. During that dinner, Moran's gunmen shoot up the restaurant and kill Iris, leaving Capone grief-stricken and determined to seek revenge.
Lainie's bitter and manipulative divorced mother.
Jeannie is the woman whose husband becomes the object of the disturbed new neighbor's obsession. The synopsis does not name her in that description, so her identification as the wife is based on the cast information linking her to William Costigan; no further actions or story details are provided.
Carol Sinclair is Cassie Sinclair's mother, whom Cassie believed had died of cancer. After Cassie alters history through the temporal displacement, she discovers Carol Sinclair alive outside her home. Their embrace confirms that the timeline has changed and gives Cassie an emotional connection to the altered reality.
Dr. Julia Bruning is a colleague of the widowed doctor and has a relationship with him that makes Nikki jealous. Nikki falsely tries to make Fawn believe Julia is having an affair with another colleague, then murders Julia in a desperate attempt to have the doctor to herself. Julia's death heightens Fawn's suspicions about Nikki.
Supporting character connected to the retreat's spiritual circle.
Susan Blakely has 82 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Harmon Cobb Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Over the Top, Blood & Orchids, Wildflower. 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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