Alice's Sister is with her in the Oxford park at the beginning, giving a history lesson that Alice only half-hears while daydreaming. She frames the ordinary world from which Alice departs and to which Alice returns after awakening, when they go home for tea together.
Wendy's caring mother who secretly remembers Peter Pan from her youth.
A young British woman whose infant dies during the rescue from the water. Overcome by grief, she requires physical restraint to prevent self-harm and eventually jumps overboard wearing Connie Porter's mink coat.
Mary McPhillip is Frankie McPhillip’s sister and a member of the family he hopes to visit while hiding. After Frankie’s death, she tells the IRA that Gypo Nolan was the only person Frankie spoke with that day. Her information helps the comrades connect Gypo to the betrayal and arrange an inquest.
The courageous daughter of Colonel Munro and sister of Alice Munro, Cora is escorted toward the fort by Maj. Duncan Heyward. Uncas falls in love with her, and she is later captured by Magua. Refusing to become Magua's woman, she jumps from a cliff after Uncas is killed.
Edwin's young fiancée and ward. Fleeing her wedding day sets the entire plot in motion, as she becomes a key figure in the search for her missing groom.
A plain 25-year-old teacher who impulsively decides to live a wild day after advice from a colleague. She accidentally acquires a car containing a murdered victim, leading to chaotic encounters with gang members and police. She teams up with Larry Cameron, evades capture, and ultimately finds love and redemption.
Drummond's fiancée whose kidnapping drives the main plot forward.
Drummond's intelligent fiancée who actively participates in investigations
Key suspect or associate connected to the Winterslip family feud and estate murder.
Bulldog's fiancée who suspects him due to a forged letter but ultimately helps stop the spy.
A trusted associate who supports the detective's investigations and contributes to the personal and professional aspects of his cases.
Heather Angel has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1931. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Bulldog Drummond (John Howard) Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, Half a Sinner. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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