Ray's mother, who lives across the street. She is controlling, manipulative, and insulting, particularly toward Debra. She openly favors Ray over Robert and frequently criticizes her daughter-in-law passively-aggressively while praising her favorite son.
Neighbor reacting to holiday light display.
The family matriarch who joins the vacation. She is targeted by the aliens and mind-controlled, granting her superhuman strength and agility. Despite her new hostile state, she is eventually influenced by the twins and defeats Ricky in a combat sequence, showcasing her unexpected combat prowess.
Elderly matriarch beloved by the gang, provides wisdom and emotional support.
Acclaimed author and terminal recluse who secretly hides her diagnosis from everyone, including her son and household staff, until a persistent nurse breaks through her stubborn exterior.
George's mother, holds prejudiced views but shows growth.
Grandma Lilly is Alex's grandmother, who gives him a place to live after he is evicted. She assigns him household chores but also becomes interested in Demonik after Alex teaches her to play. Her unexpected skill lets her expose J.P. as a fraud and helps restore Alex's reputation.
A mischievous old lady with magical powers who secretly grants people's wishes, changing lives at Christmas.
Bunny is Martha's friend in Alabama and the person who secretly submits Martha's name to a lonely-hearts club. She helps Martha maintain contact with Ray by making a telephone call that falsely reports Martha's suicide attempt. Her intervention brings Martha and Ray together and briefly supports Martha's effort to draw Ray back.
Alfred’s mother, she lives in Chicago, where Alfred left home at age 17. At Patsy’s request, Alfred visits his parents and records an interview about his childhood. His mother, along with Alfred’s father, denies remembering Alfred’s childhood.
Adam's mother and Irwin's ex-wife, who raised their son alone after being abandoned. She is initially distant but eventually reconnects with Irwin upon his return. Her presence at the final casual party signifies the family's healing, acceptance of Irwin, and closure on past grievances.
A lonely middle-aged woman who falls victim to Gill's serial killings.
Doris Roberts has 100 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Mrs. Miracle Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Everybody Loves Raymond, Remington Steele, Touched. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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