Tommy is Nora and Captain Walker’s son and the central figure of the story. After witnessing Captain Walker’s murder, he enters a dissociative state and appears deaf, dumb, and blind. He later becomes a pinball prodigy, regains consciousness through the mirror, gains followers, and accidentally triggers the revolt that destroys his family’s camp.
A former agent and the father of Mariska. He was previously murdered by Steranko and his gang, which motivates Mariska to join forces with Michael to bring the villains down.
Franz Liszt is the film’s central figure, a celebrated pianist and composer whose life is presented through surreal episodes. He is romantically involved with Marie d’Agoult and Princess Carolyn, mentors and later confronts Richard Wagner, becomes an abbé, and ultimately returns from Heaven to oppose Wagner.
Portrayed by Roger Daltrey, one of the main companions on the journey.
Supporting IRA associate or security detail member hiding in the safe house. His role reinforces the internal pressure and tactical constraints of the republican cell during the standoff.
Supernatural entity who facilitates soul transactions and manipulates events.
Buddy's estranged father who gets framed for a stolen briefcase and serves prison time. After release, he works at Des's breakers yard, films weddings, and manages Buddy's bands (the Hi-Tones and later the Wild Ones). He has a turbulent relationship with his ex-wife Carol and dates Dawn. After being stabbed while protecting Des, he eventually transitions to running a video production company.
A wealthy architect who leaves town for work. His secret online dating chats are discovered by his wife, triggering the series of events that lead to the murders and the hacker's intrusion.
Clive Jackson is one of Jason Mountolive's invited potential heirs, brought to Ravenhurst because of his connection to the inheritance and his notorious past. During dinner, a chicken bone becomes lodged in his throat even though he was not eating chicken, and he dies during an unsuccessful tracheotomy.
Roger Daltrey has 192 screen credits in a career dating back to 1964. Their work is anchored in the Strange Frequency Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Lisztomania, Tommy, The Who Hits 50! Live. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
