The eccentric genius protagonist whose early life in Renaissance Italy is the central focus. He struggles with inner demons, seeks his estranged father's acceptance, and works for the House of Medici. He uncovers political conspiracies, hunts a spy, and pursues the mystical Book of Leaves. Accessing the Fountain of Memory grants him precognitive abilities, shaping his destiny and inventions.
Lt. Willis Keith is connected to the command crisis through the conflicting testimony about Lt. Philip Francis Queeg's removal. Lt. Queeg claims that Lieutenant Stephen Maryk and Lt. Willis Keith undermined him, while Maryk presents a different account of Queeg's behavior after the storm, making Keith part of the disputed events.
A university student and aspiring filmmaker who leads the group's quest for funding, ultimately pivoting from a traditional feature to a pornographic production.
Friend of Ariel Wolfe who is kidnapped alongside her by Desmond Niles. Ventures back into the asylum to rescue Ariel and assists in locating and destroying the idol, ultimately escaping safely.
Thomas Ingram is the actor playing the production’s ambitious rival to Alex Pankhurst’s lead. He is secretly involved with Liz Beth Stevens, wants Alex’s role, and is pressured by Liz to kill him. Despite this affair, Thomas becomes attracted to Juliet Miller, then dies onstage and returns as a ghost to replace Alex.
Tom Ray is the central character, a husband and father whose sepsis leads to the amputation of both hands, both lower legs, and the lower part of his face. He faces depression, financial pressure, alcohol dependence, and despair before Nicola's love helps him focus on what he can still do.
Freddie is a kind man with obsessive-compulsive habits whose second wedding collapses after his emotional breakdown and failed relationship. He becomes entangled in a misunderstanding involving Maura, attempts to take his own life, and is stopped by her. After accepting that his marriage is over, he pursues Maura and begins a new life with her.
Tom Riley has 27 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Private Black Label Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Da Vinci's Demons, The Nevers, The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
