Susan is Jay's wife, whose loss of interest in him and in their relationship contributes to his decision to abandon his family. Although she does not appear in the described events, her failed marriage to Jay explains his isolation and helps establish the emotional background for his later attachment to Claire.
Marie-Therese is identified as one of the women who were important in Pablo Picasso’s life. The supplied plot does not describe her actions, scenes, or a specific exchange with Picasso, but her presence contributes to the film’s depiction of the many significant women connected to him alongside Françoise Gilot.
Ben and Susan's daughter, Suzette opposes Ben's investigation, and the summary says she betrays the location of his hidden documents to the police. Later she offers to move the documents somewhere safer. At a restaurant, Ben secretly gives her a book instead of the papers, and she delivers it to Captain Stolz believing it to be the documents.
Titania is the fairy queen whose relationship with Oberon becomes part of the film’s magical conflict. At Oberon’s direction, she is placed under a love potion that makes her fall for the first living creature she sees after waking, adding chaos to the forest storyline before the disorder is resolved.
Susannah Harker has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Signature works include Pride and Prejudice, Intimacy, House of Cards. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
