Lillian Ford (played by Emily Stevens) is a protagonist in Alias Mrs. Jessop.
An identical twin cousin of Janet who grows up in the Ford household. She marries Sir Anthony Jessop and has a son, Bobby, but continues her affairs and leaves her family for the United States with Raymond Fleury. After Jessop inherits an earldom, she returns to England to claim her portion and is killed by Fleury. Sir Anthony Jessop (played by Howard Hall) appears in Alias Mrs. Jessop.
Lillian's husband and Bobby's father, he argues with Lillian over her affairs and is left caring for their son when she departs for the United States. He falls in love with Janet while she impersonates Lillian and cares for Bobby. After inheriting his uncle's title and wealth, he offers to marry Janet secretly to avoid a scandal. Raymond Fleury (played by Donald Hall) appears in Alias Mrs. Jessop.
Lillian's lover, who has an affair with her while she is married to Sir Anthony Jessop. He follows her to the United States and later back to England. When she rejects him, he threatens that no man will have her if he cannot, then shoots and kills her.
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Characters
Lillian Ford
(played by Emily Stevens) — protagonist
An identical twin cousin of Janet who grows up in the Ford household. She marries Sir Anthony Jessop and has a son, Bobby, but continues her affairs and leaves her family for the United States with Ra...
Sir Anthony Jessop
(played by Howard Hall) — supporting
Lillian's husband and Bobby's father, he argues with Lillian over her affairs and is left caring for their son when she departs for the United States. He falls in love with Janet while she impersonate...
Raymond Fleury
(played by Donald Hall) — supporting
Lillian's lover, who has an affair with her while she is married to Sir Anthony Jessop. He follows her to the United States and later back to England. When she rejects him, he threatens that no man wi...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lillian Ford → Raymond Fleury
(Romantic Lovers)
The plot explicitly states that Lillian has an affair with Raymond Fleury and later travels across the country with him.
Lillian Ford → Sir Anthony Jessop
(Family Spouse)
The plot states that Lillian meets and marries Sir Anthony Jessop, and they have a son together.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sir Anthony Jessop → Raymond Fleury
(Conflict Romantic Rival)
Fleury is Lillian's lover while she is married to Jessop, and Fleury later threatens her rather than allow another man to have her.
Story Analysis
A deception-driven melodrama in which marital betrayal, mistaken identity, inheritance, and possessive violence determine the characters' futures.
