Character Relationships in The Frankenstein Chronicles
John Marlott (played by Sean Bean) is a protagonist in The Frankenstein Chronicles.
Lead protagonist and river police Inspector. He discovers a corpse assembled from the body parts of eight missing children and launches an investigation to find the responsible party. Joseph Nightingale (played by Richie Campbell) is a protagonist in The Frankenstein Chronicles.
Portrayed by Richie Campbell. Listed among the co-stars supporting the lead narrative. Lord Daniel Hervey (played by Ed Stoppard) appears in The Frankenstein Chronicles.
Portrayed by Ed Stoppard. Featured in the main cast alongside other historical and fictional characters. Sir Robert Peel (played by Tom Ward) appears in The Frankenstein Chronicles.
Played by Tom Ward. Identified in the text as the Home Secretary within the series. Constable Bircher (played by Frank Blake) appears in The Frankenstein Chronicles.
Renquist (played by Martin McCann) appears in The Frankenstein Chronicles.
Dean of Westminster (played by Guy Henry) appears in The Frankenstein Chronicles.
Frederick Dipple (played by Laurence Fox) appears in The Frankenstein Chronicles.
Portrayed by Laurence Fox. Joined the cast for the second series production.
The Frankenstein Chronicles (2015) — Character Map & Story Timeline
The Frankenstein Chronicles (2015) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
AI Narrative Summary
A reimagining of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein in a historical crime drama setting
Character Network — 10 Characters
John Marlott (Sean Bean) — protagonist Lead protagonist and river police Inspector. He discovers a corpse assembled from the body parts of eight missing childr...
Joseph Nightingale (Richie Campbell) — protagonist Portrayed by Richie Campbell. Listed among the co-stars supporting the lead narrative.
Lord Daniel Hervey (Ed Stoppard) Portrayed by Ed Stoppard. Featured in the main cast alongside other historical and fictional characters.
Sir Robert Peel (Tom Ward) Played by Tom Ward. Identified in the text as the Home Secretary within the series.
Constable Bircher (Frank Blake)
Renquist (Martin McCann)
Dean of Westminster (Guy Henry)
Frederick Dipple (Laurence Fox) Portrayed by Laurence Fox. Joined the cast for the second series production.
Esther Rose (Maeve Dermody) Portrayed by Maeve Dermody. Joined the cast for the second series production.
