One of the four central figures navigating superficial conflicts and ironic coincidences. The creators explicitly avoided developing a predictable romantic relationship between her and Jerry to break mainstream sitcom conventions and maintain the show's detached tone.
Former Maryland senator turned Vice President and President. Initially loses the 2012 nomination to Stuart Hughes but joins his ticket. After Hughes resigns, she becomes President, campaigns in 2016, faces a tied election, and loses to Laura Montez. Later writes a memoir and runs again in 2020. Central protagonist.
CIA director manipulating superhumans.
CIA director and manipulative government official assembling Thunderbolts.
The Princess and heir to Ant Island's throne. Initially distrustful of Flik, she sends him away to solve the tribute crisis. After being rescued by the circus bugs, she gains respect for them. She pursues Hopper to save Flik, becomes his romantic partner, and ascends to become the new Queen alongside her sister.
CIA director manipulating super-soldiers for political gain
Neighbor observing holiday preparations.
Elegant French-Canadian racing plane.
North's Mom is North's other parent, whom he feels does not value him despite his accomplishments and obedience. She becomes catatonic after his legal separation, is later revived, and appears with North's Dad in a heartfelt message pleading for North's return.
A character in Harry’s latest novel who has an affair with her sister’s husband, Ken. Lucy recognizes the fictional story as a thinly disguised account of her own affair with Harry, and is furious that the novel has made their private relationship known to others. Leslie’s story is the immediate cause of Lucy’s confrontation with Harry.
Shelley is Ezra’s wealthy, progressive mother, whose claims of tolerance often become patronizing and socially clueless. She embarrasses Amira and others through tone-deaf behavior, then recognizes her mistakes, apologizes, and promises to know Amira as a person rather than a status symbol.
Eva is a massage therapist and divorced mother of a teenage daughter. She begins dating Albert after meeting him through Will, while also becoming friends with Marianne without realizing their history. Her secrecy and attempts to manage both relationships cause the breakup, though she later reconnects awkwardly with Albert.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus has 91 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently MCU with 3 titles. Signature works include Seinfeld, Veep, Thunderbolts*. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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