TVA agent who recruits Wade but secretly plans to destroy his deteriorating timeline.
Darcy is Bingley's wealthy, initially aloof friend and the owner of Pemberley. He separates Jane and Bingley because he doubts Jane's feelings and criticizes the Bennet family's behavior, but later helps Lydia and Wickham and wins Elizabeth's love through humility, honesty, and continued devotion.
Detective Inspector of H Division who investigates murders in Whitechapel. He teams up with Homer Jackson, struggles with his wife Emily's departure after their daughter Mathilda's presumed death, and eventually leaves the force before returning to help expose crimes in later years.
Corrupt royal official oppressing the people, primary antagonist.
One of the original disbanded musketeers who reunites with Porthos and Aramis to fight alongside D'Artagnan. He participates in the airship battles, hesitates to execute the treacherous Milady, and ultimately presents her written authorization to King Louis to justify their actions and protect the Queen.
Benjamin Stahlbaum is Clara's grieving father and the children's parent. On Christmas Eve, he gives his children gifts Marie had prepared before her death, then clashes with Clara when she refuses to dance with him. They later apologize, dance together, and reconnect through Marie's music.
The primary antagonist; a seemingly normal optometrist living a double life as a serial killer who uses detailed train models to document his murders.
Investor who merges Edison Electric into General Electric, further marginalizing Edison during the technology competition.
Daniel is Edward's older son and Jane's husband, living with his parents in England. He pays for the funeral, struggles with the eulogy, helps contain Peter's blackmail crisis, and finally delivers a heartfelt speech defending his father and his family's love.
Also known as Stiva, he is Dolly's unfaithful husband. Anna travels to Moscow to persuade him to reconcile with her sister. He acts as a social connector, encouraging Levin's courtship of Kitty.
David Frost’s friend and producer, whom Frost persuades that the Nixon interviews could succeed. He travels with Frost to California and is part of the project’s early organizing effort, helping connect Frost’s personal ambition with the practical production of the interviews.
Intelligence officer who proposes the corpse deception based on the Trout Memo. He harbors unrequited feelings for Jean Leslie, spies on Montagu at Godfrey's request in exchange for his brother's remains, and later admits his actions while celebrating the operation's success.
Matthew Macfadyen has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1998. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently MCU with 1 titles. Signature works include Deadpool & Wolverine, Succession, Pride & Prejudice. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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