Character appearing in Pulp Fiction.
Commander of a Republic military cruiser.
Fortune teller offering cryptic predictions, adding mystical or atmospheric elements.
Isolde's loyal maid and confidante who accompanies her to Ireland. She warns Isolde against revealing her identity to Tristan, prompting the alias Bragnae during their secret romance. She remains by Isolde's side through the political marriage and later accompanies her to the besieged castle. She is present on the boat Tristan gently pushes away before he returns to fight, serving as a steadfast companion.
Mrs. Micawber is part of Mr. Micawber’s frequently troubled but cheerful family. She shares the family’s experiences of eviction, debtors’ prison, and life on the streets, and later moves with them into the household shared by David, Betsey Trotwood, and Mr. Dick.
Juliet's landlady in Guernsey who provides crucial context about the past, hinting that Elizabeth had controversial associations with the occupying German forces to obtain luxuries.
Cathleen is Hubert's wife, whom Albert meets during a visit to Hubert's home. She makes the dresses that Albert and Hubert later wear together. Cathleen dies of typhoid, leaving Hubert devastated, and her death creates the circumstances for Albert and Hubert's temporary escape from their male identities.
One of Mother's oldest friends in the bunker. Confesses to abandoning her son (who died of addiction, not cancer) to survive. Suffers from severe nightmares and eventually overdoses on sleeping pills.
Backup singer for The Commitments, involved in band romance and rehearsals.
Rebecca's close friend and cat keeper, whom Max meets at Rebecca's apartment.
A local bar owner and single mother. She provides a fortified safe haven for survivors and supports the Garda's efforts to protect the community from the extraterrestrial predators.
A commanding authority figure within the underworld who controls access to Alice's past and regulates the hidden network of bizarre individuals.
Bronagh Gallagher has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Arthur Christmas with 1 titles. Signature works include A Bump Along the Way, Tristan & Isolde, Holy Cross. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q2926038), public domain (CC0).
