A busybody Sicilian mother. Her overbearing nature makes it difficult for her son to be open about his true identity.
Carne is one of the survivors who becomes actively involved after the attacks prove to be real. She joins Alana, Mo, and The Prez in searching backstage for The Magician, helping the group investigate the moving train and determine whether the performer is connected to the killings.
Local public access talk show host and Rick's wife. She becomes entangled with John the Baptist after he arrives in St. John's, Newfoundland.
Queenie is a resident of Sweetland who initially watches Moses resist the resettlement offer while the community prepares to leave. She eventually signs up for the government package herself, illustrating how even those around Moses begin to accept departure. The plot places her among the community members whose choices frame Moses's determination to remain.
A supporting character connected to the St. Vincent survivors and the later proceedings.
Violet O'Brien is a 54-year-old widow and the film's central character. Convinced she will die within the next year, she fears repeating the fate of her parents and older brother, who all died at age 55. Her children Carlos, Rex, and Romona are part of the family around her.
Frieda's mother who warmly welcomes her back to St. John's after her academic struggles. She plays a minor supportive role in the family dynamics during Frieda's return.
Dolly is someone Michael confronts while searching for Paige and the children after they leave. She refuses to reveal where they are, and when Michael becomes aggressive, she threatens him. Her refusal to help him locate them protects Paige’s attempt to stay hidden.
May is someone Dean spends time with as he navigates teenage anger and uncertainty. They share music and beers, and Dean later wrecks her car, a mistake he says he is still paying for. Her connection to Dean’s private moments and to one of his reckless mistakes makes her a part of his troubled adolescence.
Mary Walsh has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 1976. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Terror Train Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Terror Train, The Inn of Olde, Mambo Italiano. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
