A co-worker at the Manhattan advertising firm whose professional and personal life is followed alongside Draper's. Initially the office manager overseeing the secretaries, she is sharp, pragmatic, and indispensable to the agency's daily operations, navigating the sexism of the 1960s workplace while advancing her own career.
One of the three suburban Michigan mothers experiencing financial difficulties who decides to participate in a supermarket robbery to help mitigate their money problems.
A vintage pull-string doll seeking a child's love, ultimately finding redemption.
A talented but exiled fairy who turns to piracy to find her place.
Mysterious woman attempting to distract a target.
An accomplice of gangster Cook who participates in the pawn shop robbery alongside Standard. After the heist, she attempts to double-cross Cook to steal the money for herself. Her deception is exposed at a motel, where she is subsequently murdered by Cook's hired gunmen.
The ruthless owner of a modeling agency who signs Jesse. She instructs the 16-year-old to lie about being nineteen and facilitates her career by referring her to photographer Jack for a crucial test shoot, representing the exploitative industry machinery that prioritizes youth and marketability.
Mother of Luke and Kinsey who drives the family to the secluded trailer park. Upon arrival, she discovers her parents mutilated bodies and smashed phones. She assists Kinsey in escaping a Dollface attack before sacrificing herself, later found dead by her husband and son.
Alison Novack is Peter Novak’s wife and Sophie’s mother. She and Peter choose Holly Berenson and Eric Messer as Sophie’s godparents and joint guardians, a decision that brings Holly and Eric together after their deaths. Her death in the car crash creates the circumstances in which they must become Sophie’s family.
The matriarch of the Day family in 1985, struggling with farm foreclosure and her children's conflicts. Desperate for money, she secretly pays serial killer Calvin Diehl, but is ultimately murdered by him in her own home.
A founder of the charity that Willie and his crew target, Diane bails him out after his arrest and persuades him to attend AA meetings. She begins a sexual relationship with him and visits him in the hospital after he is injured. Her connection with Willie provides him with support during the Chicago events, though the plot summary does not describe her as part of the heist.
Aristide's much younger second wife and a former casino dancer. She administered the fatal insulin injection and is having an affair with tutor Laurence Brown. She becomes the primary suspect and is arrested by the police before being falsely exonerated by Edith's confession.
Christina Hendricks has 66 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Toy Story with 1 titles. Signature works include Mad Men, Good Girls, Toy Story 4. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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