Mark Craig (played by William Daniels) is a protagonist in St. Elsewhere.
World-class heart surgeon at St. Eligius Hospital who informs his colleagues about the facility's poor reputation as a dumping ground. He is part of the first-rate medical staff committed to the hospital's mission despite severe shortages in equipment, funding, and personnel. Daniel Auschlander (played by Norman Lloyd) is a protagonist in St. Elsewhere.
Ellen Craig (played by Bonnie Bartlett) appears in St. Elsewhere.
Jack Morrison (played by David Morse) appears in St. Elsewhere.
Paulette Kiem (played by France Nuyen) appears in St. Elsewhere.
Carol Novino (played by Cindy Pickett) appears in St. Elsewhere.
Helen Rosenthal (played by Christina Pickles) appears in St. Elsewhere.
Victor Ehrlich (played by Ed Begley Jr.) appears in St. Elsewhere.
St. Elsewhere (1982) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Mark Craig
(played by William Daniels) — protagonist
World-class heart surgeon at St. Eligius Hospital who informs his colleagues about the facility's poor reputation as a dumping ground. He is part of the first-rate medical staff committed to the hospi...
Daniel Auschlander
(played by Norman Lloyd) — protagonist
Ellen Craig
(played by Bonnie Bartlett) — supporting
Jack Morrison
(played by David Morse) — minor
Paulette Kiem
(played by France Nuyen) — minor
Carol Novino
(played by Cindy Pickett) — minor
Helen Rosenthal
(played by Christina Pickles) — minor
Victor Ehrlich
(played by Ed Begley Jr.) — supporting
Elliot Axelrod
(played by Stephen Furst) — supporting
Seth Griffin
(played by Bruce Greenwood) — minor
Wayne Fiscus
(played by Howie Mandel) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.