Steadfast settler adapting to harsh camp life and community rebuilding.
A member of the cast who joins Lorne Michaels in searching for John Belushi. They find him ice skating outside 30 Rockefeller Plaza and convince him to return to the show and sign his contract, helping restore a key cast member before the broadcast.
A teenage girl and member of the resistance group. Witnesses Nathan's implant being disabled and participates in replicating the procedure to stay outside without tracking. Joins Sean on missions to the museum, hotel, and castle.
A lonely teenager and Gina and Keith's daughter, who becomes intensely attached to a pop singer after seeing him perform on television. She writes to him and travels with Nan in hopes of seeing his band, but is devastated when she cannot. Later, she realizes Gina may be searching for the singer and persuades Keith to help find her.
A younger girl and friend of the main cast who helps an injured Taylor navigate town. She attends the Alamo show and later a local bar despite being underage. Her interaction with Taylor blossoms into a romantic connection, highlighted by a river kiss and a flower delivered at her coffee shop job the next day.
Kat Malone is a seventeen-year-old schoolgirl whose passion for music drives the story. She tricks her way into managing the struggling band Dollar Days by pretending to be a band manager in her twenties, making her the film’s central character and the person who brings the band’s story into motion.
Ella Hunt has 19 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work is anchored in the Horizon: An American Saga universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Dickinson, Saturday Night, Anna and the Apocalypse. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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