Henry's devoted fiancée who fears his experiments and suffers their consequences.
Kitty is Tom Powers's girlfriend during his rise in the bootlegging world. Tom eventually becomes tired of her complaints, angrily pushes half a grapefruit into her face, and ends the relationship. He then leaves her for Gwen Allen, making Kitty part of the story's portrayal of Tom's volatile personal life.
An American chorus girl unable to find work in wartime London, Myra turns to prostitution to support herself. She meets Roy during an air raid and falls in love with him, but struggles to tell him the truth about her circumstances. After briefly agreeing to marry him, she flees; they reconcile on Waterloo Bridge before she is killed by a bomb.
A background communication operator, likely involved in coordinating travel or wedding logistics.
Sylvia Day is a confidence trickster who is caught attempting a scam at the Taylor Department Store and sentenced to prison. After earning parole, she tricks Joe Smith into supporting her by claiming they are married, initially to avenge her arrest. As she and Joe grow closer, she falls in love with him, leaves a confession, and returns to him.
A chorus girl at Happy's nightclub who agrees to a date with gambler Ed Powell after losing a bet. She later cares for the intoxicated Michael Rand and becomes close to him. After Powell threatens her, Michael intervenes; by the end, she agrees to leave with Michael for Bali as his wife.
Tony's American admirer who follows him on the train and registers at the hotel under a false identity. She infiltrates Raquel's room, discovers the stolen papers cache, and attempts to stop Tony from decoding the envelope by burning it, which inadvertently reveals the actual intelligence. She survives the climax and marries Tony.
Helen Gordon, whose real name is Helen Harding, is a dancer who loves Chuck. Although falsely associated with a divorce scandal, she changes her name to escape intrusive reporters. After Chuck rejects her, she survives a desperate attempt to drown herself, explains the truth, and ultimately accepts his proposal when he admits his error.
Dan's former accomplice and romantic interest. Initially involved in Spade's burglary ring, she later runs off with Spade to Mexico. She bails Dan out of jail under Spade's orders to facilitate an assassination plot, but Dan anticipates this, arranges police surveillance, and successfully petitions for her leniency.
Mimi Montagne is Tom Siddall's mistress, whom he agrees to leave before marrying Sue Leonard. Angered when Tom offers her a settlement, she returns to Jim Crelliman and arranges to meet Tom at a party. She is shot on the balcony, and her death becomes the murder case that brings Jackson 'Jack' Durant into the investigation.
One of Nana's friends who buys a countryside villa with her, Mimi, and Zoe. Satin and the other friends intercept the letters between Nana and Lieutenant George Muffat, hoping to draw Nana back to the stage so she will regain her former wealth. This deception contributes to Nana's return to performing and her separation from George.
Mary is a woman Gunner dates casually and who supports herself by fleecing men. She accepts Bucker's marriage proposal after learning he has $5,000 in the bank, unaware at first that he is Gunner's close friend. After Bucker confesses that he sabotaged Gunner's walkway, Mary ends their marriage, threatens to ensure Bucker is punished if Gunner dies, and admits her feelings for Gunner.
Mae Clarke has 91 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Their work is anchored in the Frankenstein (Universal) universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Frankenstein, Waterloo Bridge, Singin' in the Rain. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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