|
|
| |
Acting, Theater, Movies |
|
|
|
|
|
| Jane Adams |
| • |
Rina Martin: retired actress who played a private investigator
in a television series, in Frantham, England |
| Gwendoline Butler |
| • |
Stella Pinero:
actress, and her husband John Coffin, a police
inspector rising through the ranks to Commissioner, in south London, England |
| James Calder |
| • |
Bill Damen: filmmaker
turned sleuth, in the San Francisco Bay Area, California |
| Lesley Cookman |
| • |
Libby Sarjeant: middle-aged actress and private investigator,
in Kent, England |
| Michael Craft |
| • |
Claire Gray: theatrical
director in Palm Springs, California |
| Catherine Dain |
| • |
Faith Cassidy:
actress-turned-therapist, in Los Angeles, California |
| Dorothy Salisbury Davis |
| • |
Julie Hayes:
actress turned gossip columnist and fortune teller, in New York City |
| Jeffery Deaver |
| • |
Rune: aspiring
filmmaker with punk tendencies, in New York City |
| Susan Dunlap |
| • |
Darcy Lott: movie stuntwoman and Zen practitioner, in northern California |
| Terence Faherty |
| • |
Scott Elliott:
1940s failed actor turned PI, in Hollywood, California |
| Gillian B. Farrell |
| • |
Annie McGrogan:
actor and private investigator in New York City |
| Alan Furst |
| • |
Jean Casson: film producer caught up in the Resistance during WWII, in German-occupied Paris, France |
| John Godey |
| • |
Jack Albany: small-time actor mistaken for a Mafia hit-man, in
New York City |
| Philip Gooden |
| • |
Nick Revill: actor
in Shakespearean times in London, England |
| Ed Gorman |
| • |
Jack Dwyer: ex-cop
part-time actor and security guard, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa |
| Ron Goulart |
| • |
Groucho Marx: movie
star in Hollywood, California |
| Ann Granger |
| • |
Fran Varady: out-of-work actress turned private investigator,
in London, England |
| Parnell Hall |
| • |
Stanley Hastings:
actor and private investigator in New York City |
| Simon Hawke |
| • |
Tuck Smythe: aspiring
actor, and Will Shakespeare, a young writer, the Elizabethan era’s
answer to Holmes and Watson, in London, England |
| William Jefferies (Jeffery Deaver) |
| • |
John Pellam: location
scout for a movie studio |
| Cady Kalian |
| • |
Maggie Mars: struggling screenwriter and former investigative journalist, in Los Angeles, California |
| Frank King (Lydia Adamson) |
| • |
Sally Tepper: unemployed actress with five dogs in New York City |
| Robert S. Levinson |
| • |
Stevie Marriner:
soap opera star, and former spouse Neil Gulliver, ex- newspaper
crime reporter, in Los Angeles, California |
| Edward Marston |
| • |
Nicholas Bracewell:
stage manager for an Elizabethan acting company in London, England |
| John Miles (Jack Bickham) |
| • |
Johnelle “Johnny” Baker:
blonde former actress made sheriff
as a publicity stunt in Tenoclock, Colorado |
| Deborah Nicholson |
| • |
Kate Carpenter:
theater manager in Calgary, Alberta, Canada |
| Charles O’Brien |
| • |
Anne Cartier: ex-vaudeville
actress, then a tutor for deaf children, in England and France on
the eve of the French Revolution |
| Les Roberts |
| • |
Saxon:
actor and private eye in Los Angeles, California |
| Barnaby Ross (Ellery Queen) |
| • |
Drury Lane:
Shakespearian actor retired due to progressive deafness, on the Hudson
River, New York |
| Louise Shaffer |
| • |
Angie DaVito: TV soap opera producer in New York City |
| Simon Shaw |
| • |
Philip Fletcher:
British thespian and killer in London, England |
| Kit Sloane |
| • |
Margot O’Banion:
a film editor, and Max Skull, a movie director, based in Los Angeles,
California |
| Richard Stark (Donald E. Westlake) |
| • |
Alan Grofield:
actor and part-time bank robber, in New York City |
| Susan Sussman & Sarajane Avidon |
| • |
Morgan Taylor: struggling actress in Chicago, Illinois, and on a Caribbean cruise ship |
| Scarlett Thomas |
| • |
Lily Pascale:
ex-teacher, ex-bartender, and ex-actress, now a professor
of creative writing in Devon, England |
| Nathan Walpow |
| • |
Joe Portugal: actor
and plant lover in Los Angeles, California |
| Collin Wilcox |
| • |
Alan Bernhardt:
actor-director private investigator in San Francisco,
California |
| Sherryl Woods |
| • |
Holly Dewitt: film
producer and single mother in Miami, Florida |
| Edward Wright |
| • |
John Ray Horn: former
B-movie cowboy star and ex-con turned debt-collector, in 1940s Los
Angeles, California |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
