Roger and Anita's young daughter, bridges both films.
The central figure who originally sent a Christmas card to a soldier in Afghanistan. Years later, she reconnects with Cody in her hometown, Nevada City. Despite being engaged to her traveling boyfriend Paul, she develops a romantic connection with Cody. On Christmas Eve, she realizes her true feelings, ends her engagement, and ultimately reunites with Cody at a local memorial after reading his heartfelt farewell note.
London detective investigating Missy's shooting. She interrogates witnesses, uncovers Missy's mental health history and miscarriage, and deduces that Missy planned a suicide frame-up, though Dennis actually killed her during a struggle.
Catherine Kennedy is one of the wealthy Kennedy sisters selected as a target by Garrett Byrne and James Strang. Like her sister Anne, she is caught up in the attempted abduction and taken across the Irish countryside, becoming part of the conflict between the two young men, John Power, and Lord Fermoy.
Kelly is Oliver Doherty's daughter and Scott Doherty's romantic partner. She becomes involved in a heated romance with Scott soon after they meet, then joins him in investigating the suspicious circumstances of Patrick Doherty's death. Their discoveries reveal shocking evidence, but the resulting lies and cover-ups strain their relationship.
The daughter of Ray Speight. She develops a romantic relationship with Cliff during the unofficial matches. Her connection to Cliff is strategically used by Rick Schwartz to generate press coverage and eventually lift Cliff's fifteen-year ban. She also helps facilitate the partnership between Cliff and Ray.
Alice Evans has 27 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Their work is anchored in the 101 Dalmatians (Live-Action) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include 102 Dalmatians, My Wife's Name Is Maurice, The Christmas Card. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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