Darla Dudley as a superhero version of herself
Lara Vega is a detective in Washington, D.C., who works with Dash to prevent crimes before they occur. She becomes the practical law-enforcement partner of the hidden precog, helping him use his ability while the pair face efforts to expose and reclaim the precogs.
Energetic foster sister who transforms into a superhero with enhanced agility and power.
Bud's ex-wife and Paige's mother, whose safety drives much of Bud's actions. When Audrey threatens Bud's family, he rushes to protect Jocelyn, but Audrey captures her and Paige and holds them hostage. Jocelyn's danger forces Bud to confront Audrey and intensifies his conflict with the vampire army.
Ron's romantic interest in the sequel, a successful businesswoman.
Romy Marshall is Casey Beldon’s friend and a source of information about the superstition that newborns should not see their reflections. She explains the mirror belief after Casey’s disturbing experience with Matty, then becomes a victim of the spirit shortly after Sofi Kozma is killed.
Annie is Scott's wife and the new owner of Foxglove. She initially shows Charlie Peck sympathy and invites him to dinner, but later discovers his underground cellar and learns the truth about his obsession. Charlie attacks her, and she ultimately stabs him while defending herself and Scott.
Woman captured in Jigsaw's house in Saw II
Background child character in neighborhood scenes.
Max is the D.E.B.S. squad leader and a disciplined agent who supervises Janet during their missions. She becomes jealous when Amy replaces her as leader, but remains Amy's friend. At the end, Max accepts Amy and Lucy's relationship, helps them escape, and awards Janet her stripes.
The protagonist who returns to her hometown with her abusive husband Dallas. After he publicly demands a divorce, she regains independence, reconnects with an old flame, and ultimately shoots Dallas in self-defense, finally finding safety and freedom.
The initial victim whose drowning and subsequent posthumous cellphone call trigger the chain of events. Her premonitory voicemail warns Leann of her impending fate, setting the deadly curse in motion.
Meagan Good has 87 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently DCEU with 2 titles. Signature works include Minority Report, Day Shift, Shazam!. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
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