April's mother and Senator's wife, upholding traditional Southern values.
The youngest Frank daughter and central narrator of the film. She documents her family's two-year hiding experience in an Amsterdam attic, navigating teenage conflicts, romantic feelings for Peter, and unwavering optimism about human nature despite the horrors of the Holocaust.
Glenn's passionate but troubled romantic partner. She admits wanting him since childhood, proposes stealing money and running away, and later urges him to stay and fight his case rather than flee.
Brad Jr.'s mother, living in poverty with her family. She visits her son in jail accompanied by Terry, a meeting that appears to catalyze Jr.'s decision to cooperate with police.
Molly is a troubled alcoholic bartender in Venice Beach, fixated on television and an idealized memory of her father. She murders two football players and Alexander, later confesses to Long John and Doris, and overdoses as police arrive, imagining herself alone at sea.
Tannen's ex-wife and the children's mother, who lives in New York with her new husband. She remains skeptical of Tannen's attempts to change. Her sudden death in a car accident serves as the catalyst that forces Tannen and the children to confront their grief and family dynamics.
An unnamed young woman who arrives at Gashade's camp, kills her apparently healthy horse, and offers him a thousand dollars to guide her to Kingsley. Secretive, insulting, and determined, she hires Billy Spear, demands that Coley be left behind, and ultimately shoots Gashade's brother.
Lena lives with Emily Osterman and Dr. Madden. In Emily's account of the events, Lena helps her obtain spinal fluid because Emily believes it sustains the unborn child she has carried for years. The summary establishes her connection to Emily and her assistance, but gives no further explanation of her motives.
Yolanda's former lesbian lover who hires hitman Buddy to assassinate C.C. Drood, holding him responsible for Yolanda's death.
Lorna's relative providing emotional context and support.
Crew specialist assisting with ship operations in the sequel.
Millie Perkins has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Midnight Run Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Diary of Anne Frank, The Witch Who Came from the Sea, Table for Five. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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