Minor cameo character with brief screen time.
Amber's close friend involved in the fatal carnival prank.
One of the two survivors and the primary mastermind behind the staged massacre. Originally an actress, she collaborates with Rachel to murder the group, frame Tyler Morris, and plan a cinematic sequel.
Phoebe Hilldale is one of the show's producers and initially works with Lee on the production. She clashes with Lee when the program is changed to focus on the local deaths, then flees after an attack, only to be caught and strangled by the killer.
Jessica Winthrop is the Christmas-loving central character whose romantic and personal life drives the story. After her relationship with Wes ends, she reconnects with music, grows close to Tom, and faces her fear of performing. Her Christmas cards inspire meaningful changes for herself and several people around her.
A woman who returned from New York City to her parents’ farm after her mother developed Alzheimer’s disease. She works to provide healthier food and helps her family shelter the mysterious stranger while worrying about his possible removal.
An actress seeking to establish herself as a director. She co-writes the courtroom play, researches the authorship dispute, wrestles with how to portray Livingston fairly, and is urged to become the understudy when the lead actress becomes unavailable.
Margo is one of four young best friends at the center of the story, introduced in the trailer as the “sexy” one. She joins the group for their last weekend together before college graduation, when changes in their lives and emerging secrets force the friends to confront challenges involving careers, marriage, jealousy, lost love, and letting love in.
Jennie is Petra’s trusted right-hand assistant and the central organizer of the holiday events. She works with Bridget to transform a formal senior-center dinner into a joyful Hawaiian Christmas celebration, then leads a larger project involving shelters, children, gifts, and a VIP dinner. Her choices drive the main conflict and deepen her connection with Nick.
Torrey DeVitto has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 1998. Their work is anchored in the I Know What You Did Last Summer universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Love's Greek to Me, Evidence, Toast to Italy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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