Central protagonist, a Boston-trained female physician who moves to Colorado Springs in 1867 to establish her practice. She becomes a mother to three children after her friend Charlotte's death, finds love with Byron Sully, and campaigns to prove women can successfully practice medicine.
A grocery store worker who becomes Ed's friend and romantic interest. Ed invites her to join his dodgeball team, and they eventually start dating, prompting Peter to declare a new war against both of them at the film's conclusion.
Psychic tarot reader who becomes Bond's ally against Kananga.
Sara is closely involved with Nick Lassiter and urges him to leave London with her rather than continue the dangerous diamond job. She believes Nick is choosing the risk and the prospect of a major score, while he insists he is being forced into it. She also tells Inspector Becker that Nick is looking for a buyer.
The Secretary's wife who attends the family retreat. She shows clear romantic and sexual interest in John Beckwith during the weekend gathering, adding to the chaotic dynamics among the guests.
Maddie's mother who Maddie confides in about her long-standing secret crush on Paul before the Ireland trip.
An early-20th-century stage actress and Richard's love interest. In 1912 she falls in love with him after he pursues her. As an elderly woman in 1972, she gives Richard the gold pocket watch and pleads 'Come back to me.'
Supporting dancer and ensemble member in the High Strung series, adding artistic depth to the narrative.
Claire is Christian's mother. She unexpectedly finds Hannah in Christian's room, openly comments on Hannah's body, and receives Christian's admission that he and Hannah are having sex.
Cindy Marvelle is Sandy’s neighbor and has repeatedly tried to pursue him. When Sandy is devastated by his separation from Courtney, he visits Cindy, but cannot begin a relationship because her husband is present and watching from his bed.
Kristy's mother who unexpectedly arrives at her daughter's bedroom to have a conversation about sexuality.
Betty is Bradley's wife and Ava's mother. Learning about Bradley's decades-old affair makes her refuse to continue living with him, and she plans a six-month trip to Asia. After a staged crisis puts Bradley in the hospital, she realizes that no replacement could take his place and returns to the possibility of reconciliation.
Jane Seymour has 174 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently High Strung Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, Harry Wild, Live and Let Die. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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