A children's teacher who befriends Sgt. Bradford. She refuses to believe he is guilty of Mrs. Lloyd's murder, maintaining his innocence despite police suspicion and local rumors.
Lady Jane Greer is celebrating her twenty-first birthday with friends at Jim Forster's nightclub when Jim approaches the party. She and most of the guests openly mock him, marking one of the clearest humiliations in his effort to enter British high society. Her party also introduces Jim to Lady Susan Willens's sympathy.
Helen's divorced half sister and Norman's lover. She repeatedly urges Norman to divorce Helen and marry her, and he finally agrees when Peggy becomes pregnant. After Helen refuses the divorce, Peggy joins Norman in plotting Helen's murder, with the intention of using Norman's composing tape recorder to establish an alibi. Helen overhears their plans at Peggy's house.
Jane Griffiths has 11 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Signature works include Dead Man's Evidence, The Durant Affair, The Impersonator. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
