An elf rescued by Ella who dreams of becoming a lawyer rather than performing as an entertainer. He allies with Ella and Char, helps them evade Edgar's commands, and rallies elves, giants, and ogres to infiltrate the castle, free Ella, and thwart the regent's coronation plot.
Albert Einstein is the film’s central figure, a physicist whose theory of relativity and equation E=mc² help explain the destructive potential of atomic weapons. As nationalism and persecution intensify, he becomes a public opponent of tyranny, supports Jewish people, leaves Germany, and later reflects on his responsibility for opening the way to nuclear weapons.
Mark is the stringent priest leading the investigation alongside Deacon and Gray. He finds a concealed panel, pursues the distressed Father Crellick, and argues that the inquiry should end because there is no concrete evidence. After apparently being killed during the exorcism, he is later seen walking into the underground darkness.
Einstein is the film's central figure, presented as a young, energetic and intensely curious thinker obsessed with the nature of light. He questions authority, develops the beam-of-light thought experiment, and pursues the connection between light, matter and energy that leads to E = m.c2. Mileva Maric is his intellectual and personal companion.
Aidan McArdle has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1974. Signature works include Einstein and the Bomb, Ella Enchanted, Bergerac. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
