A German seductress-for-hire hired by Lamarr to assassinate Bart. Her attempt to seduce him backfires as Bart outwits her, causing her to fall genuinely in love with him instead.
One of six invited guests with government ties. She is drawn into the mansion's deadly game as a blackmailed target summoned by Wadsworth to force confessions.
Dr. Frankenstein's socialite fiancée, who arrives unexpectedly while Monster is free from prison. Monster captures her, but she falls in love with him when he makes love to her. She later marries the now-sophisticated Monster, creating a parallel marriage to Dr. Frankenstein's relationship with Inga.
Regular customer at the gritty cafe.
Wealthy, influential mouse who organizes the community against cats.
A judgmental widow and hotline co-worker whose shift ends on Christmas Eve; gets involved in elevator trouble and accidental violence, eventually finding an unexpected romantic connection.
One of the two incompetent daughters of the witch Hydia, tasked with ruining the ponies' festival and gathering ingredients for the Smooze.
Trixie Delight is an exotic dancer whom Moses Pray meets at a carnival and invites into his traveling group. Her presence makes Addie Loggins jealous, while her reliance on Imogene creates tension within the group. Addie and Imogene arrange for a hotel clerk to find Trixie with him, prompting Moses to abandon Trixie and Imogene.
A wealthy socialite and Mike Murphy's romantic interest. Despite Murphy's hesitation to commit, she becomes a central target when Primo Pitt's gang kidnaps her to extort the missing financial records. She is successfully rescued by Murphy and Speer and joins them for a double date at the film's conclusion.
A comedic antagonist or obstacle encountered during the journey. Likely parodies biblical or historical figures that hinder Herschel's progress toward his divine goal.
The daughter of a patient at the institute who hires Thorndyke to help remove her father. She exposes the corrupt practices of the staff, assists in the investigation, and eventually reunites with her father before marrying Thorndyke.
A music hall singer who initially claims to be Bessie Bellwood and fears blackmail by opera singer Eduardo Gambetti. She secretly stole a confidential document from Lord Redcliff's safe and was actually his fiancée. After being protected by Sigerson Holmes, she calls off her engagement to Redcliff and happily reconciles with Sigerson.
Madeline Kahn has 74 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently An American Tail with 1 titles. Signature works include Blazing Saddles, Clue, Young Frankenstein. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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