A member of the scientific team who remains at the lighthouse. After discovering a decomposing corpse, she is stalked by the madman and flees to the top of the lighthouse, where she is thrown to her death by Saul.
Arrives at the manor at the film's conclusion; implied to be the protagonist of Henry James's The Turn of the Screw, serving as a narrative bridge to the original story.
Dr. Norberg's niece, Jean returns from university with Elsa and becomes increasingly suspicious when Elsa supposedly leaves for London. Guided telepathically by Elsa, she investigates the disappearance, learns the truth about her father, and survives Lubeck's attempt to kill her.
Ann is at the Fountain hoping to find Larry Granger while anxious to avoid her father. Billy helps her slip away through the building. When Billy tells her that Larry is still on the train and was making love to another woman, she calls Billy a liar, objects to his interference, and says he has ruined everything.
Anna Palk has 14 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Signature works include Tower of Evil, The Frozen Dead, The Nightcomers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
