Helen McCann is Jack's bored, alcoholic wife, living with him in luxury on the Caribbean island of Eureka. The plot presents her as part of the household's atmosphere of dissatisfaction and debauchery, alongside Jack, Tracy, and Claude. Her strained domestic situation reflects how Jack's immense wealth fails to provide peace for his family.
Homeless woman squatting in condemned housing who befriends Jimmy and gifts him old football boots. She claims they belonged to former player Robbie Brewer and are magical, but is later revealed to be his mother and tragically dies of freezing.
Olga Picasso is included among the women who were important in Pablo Picasso’s life. The plot summary does not provide a particular action, conflict, or scene involving her, so her role can only be established as part of the film’s broader presentation of Picasso’s relationships beyond Françoise Gilot.
Fiancée and adoptive sister of Giles. Initially horrified by the immortality experiments, she agrees to participate when promised marriage approval. She is accidentally decapitated during a guillotine experiment when equipment malfunctions.
A friend who hosts Lucan on the night of November 7, 1974. He visits her after the attack, claiming an unknown intruder was responsible. In 2003, she shares her theory with Pearson that Aspinall orchestrated Lucan's escape and eventual murder.
Lillianne attempts to manipulate and blackmail Georges Ryman / Jacques Ryman by threatening to expose family secrets. Susan’s missing trunk is eventually discovered in Lillianne’s room, linking her to the household conflict and prompting Danielle to dismiss Susan after the apparent theft is interpreted against her.
Jane Lapotaire has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Signature works include There's Only One Jimmy Grimble, Piaf, Eureka. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
