Peter's mother who worked on Oscorp secrets.
The Jewish maid assigned to SS officer Amon Göth. She endures severe brutality and abuse at the hands of her master, highlighting the constant terror and violence faced by prisoners in the camp.
Peter's mother and a brilliant scientist who fled with her husband to protect their research.
Kalina is a spirit liberator who enters the mansion while attempting to free the captive spirits. She protects Arthur and Kathy from an attack and explains the house's supernatural purpose, but secretly works with Cyrus. When she objects to endangering the children, Cyrus kills her.
Kind teacher who recognizes Matilda's genius and becomes her guardian.
Medieval maiden who becomes Ash's love interest and ally against the Deadite army.
Adult Maddox is the adult form of Maddox after the beach's accelerated aging process carries her into middle age. She remains with Adult Trent as the last surviving members of the group, builds a sandcastle, and survives the underwater coral passage with him before helping reveal the experiment.
Portia is the granddaughter of Andrew’s former companion and resembles her grandmother in youth. Initially cautious, she accepts Andrew into the Martin family, later falls in love with him, supports his petitions for human rights, and remains beside him as he dies and is finally recognized as human.
Daughter of a detective who committed suicide due to accusations of occult-related killings. She warns Hobbes about the demon Azazel, explains its possession rules and vulnerabilities, and helps Hobbes hide his nephew Sam to protect him from the entity.
A colleague or friend in Bridget's professional life.
Full name variant.
Jennifer Crawford is Theodore Crawford’s wife and the victim of his shooting after he discovers her affair. She survives the initial attack in a coma, becoming the crucial eyewitness Beachum tries to preserve on life support. Her eventual death enables the bullet to be retrieved and gives Beachum a new basis for prosecuting Crawford.
Embeth Davidtz has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Spider Man with 2 titles. Signature works include Schindler's List, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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