THE STOLEN QUEEN

Characters - Alphabetical
 
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FIRST NAME LAST NAME DESCRIPTION
Omar AbdullahMember of the Legislative Assembly of Jammu and Kashmir.
Julie AndrewsActress and singer.
Richard AvedonAmerican photographer.
Leon BakstRussian painter and scene designer.
George BalanchineGeorgian-American choreographer.
Bill BlassRenowned American fashion designer.
Betsy BloomingdaleAmerican socialite.
Jackson BrowneAmerican musician and singer-songwriter.
Pat BuckleyGala co-chair.
Howard CarterBritish archaeologist and Egyptologist.
Luigi Palma di CesnolaItalian-American soldier and archaeologist; first director of the Met.
Beville ChamberlainFormer Prime Minister of England.
Agatha ChristieEnglish author.
Jean CocteauFrench poet and playwright.
Charlotte CrossAssociate Curator of Egyptian Art at the Metropolitan Museum, 1978.
Bill CunninghamAmerican photographer.
Oscar de la RentaDominican-American fashion designer.
Claude DebussyFrench composer.
Sergei DiaghilevRussian art critic, patron, and ballet impresario.
Dorothy DraperAmerican interior designer.
Amelia EdwardsNovelist and journalist.
Mr. FantoniMet's chief security officer.
Darius FaridMona's father.
Adolf HitlerDictator of Germany.
Nora HollingworthApartment owner.
Winslow HomerAmerican painter and illustrator.
Anjelica HustonAmerican actress and director.
Lauren HuttonAmerican model and actress.
Saukemet IIStepson of Hathorkare.
Mick JaggerEnglish musician, lead singer of The Rolling Stones.
Mrs. JankowskiDoctor in Egypt, 1937.
Mr. JankowskiMrs. Jankowski's husband.
Ann Michele JenkinsAssistant to a fashion editor; goes by "Annie."
Jackie Kennedy Onassis Former First Lady of the United States. Aka: Jackie O.
Dymphna KerriganModel.
Tutankhamun King13th Pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty of ancient Egypt.
Kenneth Jay LaneAmerican jewelry designer.
Mr. LavigneDirector of the Metropolitan Museum.
Jacob LawrenceAmerican painter.
Jules Bastien LepageFrench painter.
Henri MatisseFrench artist.
Wendy MelcalfMerchandise planner in the Met Store.
Marta MeyerCurator for the Costume Institute.
Mary Ann MillerFashion photographer.
Marilyn MonroeAmerican actress and model.
Nephi NasrHeba's assistant.
Vaslav NijinskyRussian ballet dancer and choreographer.
John PercivalCelebrated officer in the U.S. Navy.
Pablo PicassoSpanish painter.
Leon PitcairnArchaeology doctoral candidate from England.
Sergei ProkofievRussian composer and pianist.
Jenny PyleArtist.
Lee RadziwillAmerican socialite.
Maurice RavelFrench composer.
Auguste RodinFrench sculptor.
Diana RossAmerican singer and actress.
Steve RubellAmerican entrepreneur; co-founder of Studio 54.
Karim SalahMona's husband.
Jonathan ScarboroughMuseum curator.
Mark SchraderCharlotte's romantic partner in 1978.
Sam ShepardAmerican playwright and actor.
Henry SmithOne of the archaeologists.
Diana VreelandFormer editor of Vogue; consultant at the Met.
George Washington1st President of the United States.
Charles WhiteAmerican football running back.
Mr. WilliamsAnnie's geography teacher.
Tenny WoodsArt recovery expert.
Grayson ZimmermanCurator from the Metropolitan Museum in the 1930s.
Andre  Mrs. Vreeland's former helper.
Babu  Shop owner.
Bedouin  Tribal leader in Egypt.
Beverly  Mark's ex-wife.
Billy  Security guard at the Met.
Brad  Joyce's love interest.
Brian  Civil engineer.
Carl  Billy's acquaintance.
Cher  American singer and actress.
Denise  Member of Charlotte's team at the Met.
Everett  Former Yale quarterback and current Wall Street banker.
Fatima  Hotel clerk.
Frederick  Charlotte's boss at the Met.
Hathorkare  Ancient Egyptian female pharaoh.
Heba  Store owner; Mona's mother.
Helen  Charlotte's friend.
Igor  Russian composer and conductor (likely Igor Stravinsky).
Jabari  Mehedi's grandson.
Joseph  A budding sculptor.
Joyce  Annie's mother.
Layle  Henry and Charlotte's daughter.
Lori  Mark's daughter.
Marco  Billy's uncle.
Mehedi  Charlotte's acquaintance in Egypt.
Michelangelo  Italian sculptor and painter.
Mona  Volunteer worker at the museum.
Nancy  Frederick's assistant.
Osiris  Ancient Egyptian god of the afterlife, fertility, and the dead.
Pharaoh  A ruler in ancient Egypt.
Priscilla  Volunteer worker at the museum.
Scheherazade  Legendary Persian queen and storyteller.
Sekhmet  Major goddess in ancient Egyptian mythology.
Steve  Member of Charlotte's team at the Met.
Wanda  Docent trainee at the museum.
 
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