One of Carol's three daughters who joins the blended family and takes the Brady surname.
Kate is a welcoming member of the community who invites Pepper Sterling to help choose and decorate a Christmas tree. Through time with Kate and her family, Pepper learns that this is their first Christmas without her husband and experiences a warmth that challenges his cynical, career-centered lifestyle.
Police officer assisting Chief Deyner in investigating the on-set crimes. She helps interview the screenwriter and later discovers the scene of the staged massacre.
Grown-up Marsha, married and balancing career with family responsibilities.
Voice role for a pet or animal.
Central protagonist who rises from a talented local performer to a major country music star and television host. Navigates early career interruptions, balances a demanding touring schedule with raising three children, survives a severe 1984 car accident that causes memory loss and mood swings, and ultimately stages a successful comeback performance in 1986.
Glinda Bonaparte is Jules Cooper’s grandmother and the creator of Christmas Land’s cherished traditions. During Jules’s childhood, she teaches her to decorate the Christmas village and appreciate the beauty of small details. After Glinda’s death, her vision inspires Jules to reconsider selling the property and preserve its community meaning.
Eldest daughter, popular and confident, known for her dramatic flair.
Ellen Fields is a Teen Scene reporter who becomes romantically involved with Caesare during his enforced isolation. Their evening together leads to Caesare's intoxicated driving incident, and a report about Ellen's previous similar relationships creates a publicity problem. Brenda Roberts fears that dismissing Ellen would upset Caesare.
Jeannette supports Clarissa after Clarissa spills coffee on herself during a rehearsal with Chas Hunter and feels humiliated in front of the cast. She reminds Clarissa that the mistake does not erase the fact that she was paid or that the job can advance her career, offering practical encouragement during Clarissa's early professional struggle.
Sissy is Dot and Betty’s sister and participates in the family’s effort to sell their father’s hidden whiskey. After an attack leaves her whereabouts uncertain, Starkey’s men capture her during the raid, threaten her, and use her to pressure the family while searching for the remaining whiskey.
Maureen McCormick has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1960. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Brady Bunch TV Movie Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Brady Bunch, Big Baby, Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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