Chris's artist wife who struggles with profound grief after her family's deaths. She commits suicide and creates a nightmare Hell world based on her pain. Chris's sacrifice and love help her regain her memories and ascend to Heaven.
Ramona becomes Lester's girlfriend after they immediately connect, but her history with Dashiell and Stephen fuels Lester's insecurity. She discloses parts of her sexual past, confronts Lester when his lies are exposed, breaks up with him, and later encounters him again at Vince and Lucretia's wedding.
A Seattle housewife and mother, Claire is the first woman to report Dr. Mott’s sexual assault, an act that helps bring other accusations forward. She later hires Peyton as a nanny, becomes the target of Peyton’s revenge, and ultimately exposes her identity and fights to protect her family.
Dennis Peck's current wife, Heather is connected to the unexplained real estate holdings investigated by Internal Affairs through the family's financial arrangements. Under pressure, she provides a crucial lead by revealing that two murder victims shared a surname with a man who had contacted Peck.
The wife of Joey Randone and the woman young Freddy Heflin once saved from drowning. She reconnects with Heflin, and they confess their mutual feelings. She later warns Heflin against digging too deeply into Donlan's operations, acting as a moral compass amidst the escalating corruption.
An Italian-American temp secretary who begins a passionate but short-lived interracial affair with architect Flipper Purify. She ends her engagement to her fiancé, faces violent rejection from her father Mike, and moves into a Greenwich Village apartment with Flipper. Ultimately, she accepts that their relationship was fueled by racial fantasy rather than genuine love, later returning to her family home.
Casanova is the woman who initiates Kathleen's vampirism by attacking her in a stairwell, biting her neck, and drinking her blood. She later appears in Kathleen's hospital room, closes the curtains that would expose Kathleen to daylight, and quotes R. C. Sproul during Kathleen's crisis.
Linda is Dexter's mother and supports her son's friendship with Erik, even when Erik's mother objects. She welcomes Erik into her home and lets him visit Dexter in the hospital. After Dexter dies, she comforts Erik, tells him how much happiness he brought Dexter, and stands up to Gail so Erik can attend the funeral.
Ann is a successful Manhattan psychiatrist whose sessions with Eve expose her to disturbing sexual fantasies and recurring nightmares. She becomes entangled with Doug, investigates Eve's death, and is targeted by both John and Leo. Ultimately, Ann survives Leo's attack and begins aviation lessons with Doug.
Samantha is the film's central character, moving through a day of unsettling encounters while struggling with profound exhaustion and isolation. After taking pills in an attempt to end her life, she questions what could make living worthwhile. Her strained but affectionate relationship with her father, Walt, gradually opens a possibility of change.
Lead astronomer who detects the comet-induced asteroid threat. Alerts officials, manages crisis response, and personally searches for her family in the ruined city of Dallas.
Leonora is Gus's ex-wife and the person receiving alimony that blocks his bowling-alley plans. Gus introduces her to prospective husbands, but she develops relationships of her own, including with Dominic and the married professor Tom. Seeing Gus hospitalized awakens her feelings, and she ultimately reunites with him.
Annabella Sciorra has 69 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Signature works include Tulsa King, What Dreams May Come, Mr. Jealousy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
