Laurel Hester (played by Julianne Moore) is a protagonist in Freeheld.
A police detective who conducts undercover operations, investigates drug-related crime, and shares a domestic life with her partner. After being diagnosed with late-stage cancer, she fights to transfer her police pension benefits to her partner and becomes central to a broader civil-rights campaign. Stacie Andree (played by Elliot Page) is a protagonist in Freeheld.
Laurel's domestic partner, with whom she shares a home and plans for the future. She faces the loss of medical and life-insurance benefits and risks losing their home when Laurel's pension cannot automatically be transferred. Steven Goldstein (played by Steve Carell) appears in Freeheld.
An advocate who explains the unequal legal protections affecting domestic partners and treats Laurel's pension dispute as a broader civil-rights case. He argues that denying the benefits is an unjust denial of equal treatment. Dane Wells (played by Michael Shannon) appears in Freeheld.
A police detective who works with Laurel during an undercover drug operation. Toohey (played by Anthony DeSando) appears in Freeheld.
A police-related supporter who helps pressure the department to allow officers to donate sick days to Laurel. Bryan Kelder (played by Josh Charles) appears in Freeheld.
A local official who attends a police celebration and praises the police department.
Freeheld (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Laurel Hester
(played by Julianne Moore) — protagonist
A police detective who conducts undercover operations, investigates drug-related crime, and shares a domestic life with her partner. After being diagnosed with late-stage cancer, she fights to transfe...
Stacie Andree
(played by Elliot Page) — protagonist
Laurel's domestic partner, with whom she shares a home and plans for the future. She faces the loss of medical and life-insurance benefits and risks losing their home when Laurel's pension cannot auto...
Steven Goldstein
(played by Steve Carell) — supporting
An advocate who explains the unequal legal protections affecting domestic partners and treats Laurel's pension dispute as a broader civil-rights case. He argues that denying the benefits is an unjust...
Dane Wells
(played by Michael Shannon) — supporting
A police detective who works with Laurel during an undercover drug operation.
Toohey
(played by Anthony DeSando) — minor
A police-related supporter who helps pressure the department to allow officers to donate sick days to Laurel.
Bryan Kelder
(played by Josh Charles) — supporting
A local official who attends a police celebration and praises the police department.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Toohey pressures others in connection with the police department's decision to allow officers to donate sick days to Laurel.
Steven Goldstein → Stacie Andree
(Alliance Legal Supporter)
Steven explains that domestic partners do not receive the same automatic protections as married couples, directly addressing Stacie's loss of legal an...
Story Analysis
A detective and her domestic partner confront terminal illness and unequal legal treatment while fighting for pension rights.
Plot Progression
Badges And Beginnings
The Diagnosis Changes Everything
A Pension For Stacie
Illness And Institutional Resistance
The Unresolved Public Fight
Directed by Peter Sollett
Freeheld (2015) · 7.2/10 · drama, romance
Content sources
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(Q18210299), public domain (CC0).
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