Loren is Corey’s mother, whose credit card Connie attempts to use to pay the remaining bail money for Nick. The card has been canceled, defeating Connie’s plan and forcing him to abandon Corey and pursue another way of reaching Nick in the hospital. Her role is limited but directly disrupts Connie’s first rescue attempt.
A woman romantically involved with Laura's ex-husband, Michael. She is found murdered with her eyes gouged out, an event that occurs around the time of Laura's photography book release party and serves as the catalyst for the investigation.
Madam who previously ran one of Amsterdam's brothels. Alerts police to a priest's visit, later assists Tom by identifying a suspect, and is found dead in an apparent suicide.
Mrs. Sabatino is Heinz’s ailing mother, whom he returns to see after being released from prison. Her family connection helps establish Heinz’s return to his old neighborhood, although the provided plot gives no further actions or direct interaction involving her.
Pina is a close friend of Diane's grandmother and late mother. She supports Diane as she copes with her mother's death and the difficult task of settling the estate. Pina also gives Diane her mother's secret journal and reads it aloud because it is written in Italian, helping Diane learn about her mother's history.
Ruth is a person whose account touches on finding comfort in an old relationship. The summary describes her story as complicated but gives no further details about the relationship or her connection to Sophie and Otto. Her account contributes to the film's broader picture of uncertain, isolated lives.
Rose Gregorio has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1963. Signature works include Tarantella, Irene & Marie, Maze. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
