Jack's wife, a supportive and often exasperated mother figure.
Ally's mother. She is portrayed as having specific expectations for Ally's romantic life, particularly wanting her to marry Jake Adams, which creates underlying pressure for Ally throughout the film.
Jack's supportive wife, tries to mediate between Greg and her husband.
Beth's grandmother (referred to as Ellie in the plot), who hires Logan as a handyman. She provides emotional support to Beth after a misunderstanding, explains Logan's survivor guilt, and urges Logan to follow his family during the storm.
FBI Assistant Director overseeing OPR hearings, represents bureaucratic authority and discipline.
Tara is the woman who rescued Paul after his spacecraft crashed on Earth sixty years earlier, an event that accidentally killed her dog. Because nobody believed her account, she lived as a social pariah. She forgives Paul, shelters the group, and is offered a new life aboard his departing ship.
TV reporter investigating Delos, becomes a target for cloning.
The grandmother who raised Helen and her siblings. Helen visits her during the trip, and Gigi observes that the hiking experience has positively transformed Helen, potentially sparking her capacity for love. She joins Helen and Duncan for a birthday celebration.
Tom's wife, who is secretly having an affair with a man who wants to marry her. She eventually calls Tom to return home, leading to their reconciliation. Tom acknowledges his enduring love for her despite his feelings for Lowenstein.
Wife of Thomas Jefferson who travels to Philadelphia to support her husband. Her presence helps lift his spirits and enables him to complete the draft of the Declaration of Independence.
Bill's wife who takes Melissa in. She discovers Bill's hidden cigarettes and Rohypnol pills, confronts him about drugging Melissa, and falls down the stairs during their struggle, resulting in her death.
Ruth is Bridget and Nick’s mother, who has Alzheimer’s disease. After wandering into the streets during a Christmas Eve blizzard, she returns home with her family, but disappears again. Her children work to arrange assisted care, and Bridget later visits her there and sees that the staff are treating her well.
Blythe Danner has 110 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Meet the Parents with 4 titles. Signature works include Meet the Fockers, What's Your Number?, Meet the Parents. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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