A legendary Las Vegas-based stand-up comedian struggling to reinvent her aging act to maintain her residency at the Palmetto Casino. She forms a bond with her new head writer, Ava, guiding her through personal issues while learning to take creative risks.
Kim's mother and a brain surgeon. Fully aware of her daughter's superhero career, she remains supportive provided Kim maintains her curfew, while primarily worrying about her academic performance and love life.
A gossip columnist who follows both Nellie's rise and Jack Conrad's decline, Elinor helps shape Hollywood publicity. She works with Manny to improve Nellie's image and enter high society, but later tells Jack that his star has faded while assuring him that film will preserve his legacy. She dies at age seventy-six.
Sister of Lamar Blackburn, murdered after discovering financial irregularities.
Mother of Emily's triplet sisters, reveals crucial family backstory and trauma.
Background human character with brief appearance.
Will's mother who shares family meals and walks with Will and Cait. She offers quiet support and maternal care as Will navigates his institutionalization and therapeutic journey following his wife's death.
Nick's mother who lives with her boyfriend Jerry. After Jerry's sudden death, she becomes the target of Nick's alter-ego's rebellious behavior. She later calls Nick to inform him that her new boyfriend, Lance, has left and will no longer cover for him.
Voice of a sled dog in the third film.
Peter's estranged wife, concerned about her family life. She grows suspicious and upset when she sees Peter with Charlene, but ultimately witnesses his personal growth and reconciles with him at the end of the story.
Carol is Andrew's deceased mother, whose funeral brings Andrew back to New Jersey. Andrew recalls pushing her in frustration when he was nine, causing an accident that left her paraplegic, while his father blamed him for her condition. Her death and pendant continue to shape Andrew's family conflict.
Extroverted woman running from her husband.
Jean Smart has 116 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Kim Possible Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Hacks, Babylon, Mare of Easttown. 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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