Mrs. Stephens is Helen's blind mother and is suspicious of Mark's behavior, especially his habit of looking through Helen's window. She confronts him in his flat after a date with Helen, senses his emotional disturbance, and receives his reassurance that he will never film or harm her daughter.
Enid is the widow of the murdered Northumbrian king and the mother of Eric. Pregnant with Ragnar's child, she fears that Aella will pursue the infant because of his royal claim. She therefore sends Eric to Italy for protection, placing the amulet connected with his identity around his neck when he is still a child.
Wife of Dr. Brandt, confronts Victor about her husband's kidnapping.
The estranged queen connected to King Shahdov's former royal life. Although she does not take part in the main New York events described, Shahdov ultimately decides to leave America and join her in Paris, hoping to reconcile with her after his political troubles and public humiliation.
A socialite and acquaintance of Wilde who interacts with him during the period surrounding his trials.
A member of the Duke of Argyll's household who hosts a grand ball at the estate. Davey uses the gathering as the setting for an elaborate robbery of the guests, but Annie returns the stolen jewels, disrupting his plan.
Kerris's wife. Despite his crimes, he remains attached to her. She unknowingly brings a poisoned cigarette from his lab, leading to his fatal crash.
Maxine Audley has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1947. Their work is anchored in the Frankenstein (Hammer) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Peeping Tom, A King in New York, Crown Matrimonial. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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