Intellectual psychiatrist and Frasier's sharp-witted ex-wife.
Character in Next Level.
Andie's boss at Composure magazine. She restricts Andie to trivial how-to articles instead of serious journalism. She inadvertently informs Benjamin about Andie's article during the company ball.
Principal Valerie Drake participates in a discussion about the school's budget before returning for her keys and being attacked by Coach Joe Willis. The students mistakenly believe she is the alien queen, isolate her in the gym, and fatally shoot her, although Marybeth Louise Hutchinson is later revealed to be the true queen.
Minor supporting character in the film.
Judy and Peter's aunt who takes custody of them after their parents' death.
Brontë's best friend whose parents plan to donate their trees to an environmental group. She invites Georges to a dinner party, where his impromptu piano performance successfully convinces her parents to support the donation, indirectly bringing Georges into social circles that intersect with Brontë's life.
A police detective who investigates the campus rape and murder, requests Andy’s semen sample, and later reveals that she organized a sting operation to catch Tracy attempting to murder the neighboring boy.
Nina is a sex worker whom Robin Simon visits for advice about oral sex. During the encounter, Robin must rescue Nina when she begins choking on a banana, making the episode an uncomfortable but memorable part of Robin’s effort to overcome her sexual anxieties.
Alison is Ray Ritchie's wife, and his substantial property is registered in her name. She is secretly Walter Crewes's lover and conspires with him and Nancy against Jack. She overdoses Ray with poison, accidentally shoots Frank, and helps frame Nancy before sailing away with Walter.
A clever thief who works with Volpe for Lorenzini and helps deceive Pinocchio during his vulnerable moments.
Heavenly official managing dog souls, interacts with Charlie regarding his return.
Bebe Neuwirth has 83 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Jumanji with 3 titles. Signature works include Don't Say Good Luck, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, The Faculty. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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