SSR agent and colleague of Peggy Carter in post-WWII era
Anna's younger brother navigating family dynamics in 2003.
Popular high school quarterback and secret online pen pal to Sam.
Carly's delinquent twin. Rides to Ambrose to find his missing siblings. Rescues Carly from Bo, accidentally triggers a town-wide fire, fights Bo in the burning building, and helps Carly kill Vincent before escaping.
A former rock star and Anna's high school ex-boyfriend. Harper attempts to seduce him in Anna's body, while Lily later invites him to the wedding rehearsal lunch to cause a scene.
Investigative reporter who meets Chloe at the airport and becomes a key survivor and truth-seeker.
A hobby shop owner whose business is struggling. He helps repair a neighboring flower shop door and works with others to restore the abandoned Holiday Train and support the town festival.
Lucas Campion is a doctor from LA who attends a pickleball game with the Stanford group. He goes on a brief date with Lana and later offers to stay in touch if her romance with Will does not work out.
A BART police officer who restrains Oscar and shoots him in the back. He is later fired, tried for involuntary manslaughter, and serves an 11-month sentence after claiming he mistook his gun for a taser.
The patriarch of the Wyrick family who relocates his household to a historic Georgia home, serving as the stabilizing force while his family confronts escalating paranormal threats.
Joel Sheenan owns a technology company and is restoring the historic local hotel, though he initially hides his wealth and influence from Taylor Harris. He helps Taylor after her car breaks down, grows close to her, and invites her to the Harvest Ball, but his motives are questioned when the event appears connected to his permit strategy.
A disgraced physician taken hostage by criminals. Forced to perform emergency surgery on Mathias, he later uses surgical tools to defend his family, treats his own gunshot wound, and ultimately kills Jamie to secure their survival.
Chad Michael Murray has 64 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Freaky Friday with 2 titles. Signature works include Sullivan's Crossing, Freaky Friday, A Cinderella Story. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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