Opening victim whose brutal death sets the franchise's tone.
Gertie is Elliott and Michael’s five-year-old sister. She agrees to help keep E.T. hidden, witnesses his unusual abilities, and later says goodbye when his people arrive. She gives E.T. the chrysanthemum he previously revived, showing her affection and acceptance of him.
School administrator making announcements.
Donnie's teacher, concerned about his behavior and mental state, provides academic context.
Ted's loyal friend and museum staff member who offers advice.
Frank's daughter residing in Las Vegas. She hosts him but reveals that he was too demanding and a poor listener. Dream sequences later expose her true identity as a bisexual woman and the mother of the baby she claims belongs to a friend.
Jane's friend living in Pittsburgh. She escapes an abusive relationship, accidentally causes the death of her boyfriend during a confrontation, flees to California, and eventually settles in Tucson where she builds a family and serves a prison sentence.
Cameo appearance as herself in a talk show setting.
Streetwise Angel with exceptional combat and driving skills.
Chuck's long-term romantic partner who evolves from a conventional girlfriend into a hippie. She supports his career moves but grows frustrated by his commitment issues and infidelity. Ultimately, she reconciles with him, marries him, and dismisses his confession of being a spy as a joke.
Lucy Whitmore is an art teacher who develops Goldfield's syndrome after a car accident, losing each day's new memories when she sleeps. She repeatedly meets Henry as if for the first time, learns about her condition through a video, paints portraits of him, and eventually marries him and raises their daughter.
Tough and resilient Angel with a hidden past, excels in combat and tactical operations.
Drew Barrymore has 172 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 17 cinematic universes — most prominently Charlie's Angels with 4 titles. Signature works include The Drew Barrymore Show, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Everybody's Fine. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 17 universes
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