Locke's unfaithful wife who becomes suspicious after discovering that the passport connected to her husband's death contains another man's photograph. She travels to Spain with police assistance to search for him.
The young, unfaithful wife of the carpenter John. She is pursued by both Nicholas and Absalom. To mock Absalom, she farts in his face from a window, which leads to Nicholas getting scalded when he takes her place.
The mistress of diplomat Todhunter. Travels alongside her lover on the train, contributing to the diverse passenger roster involved in the unfolding mystery.
This combined role links the film's historical and contemporary worlds. Queen Elizabeth I is transported into 1970s Britain by John Dee and Ariel, where she observes social collapse. As Bod, the same performer portrays a sex-hating anarchist who kills a queen, attacks others, and joins violent actions against authority.
Miss Brunner is a formidable scientist and one of the principal forces behind the Final Programme. She consumes her lovers, captures Frank and Dr. Baxter, recovers the microfilm with Jerry Cornelius, and chooses Jerry instead of Dimitri as the person with whom she will be combined.
Jenny Runacre has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Signature works include Jubilee, The Passenger, The Burning Baby. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
