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The Angel of Darkness (novel)

**Angel of Darkness** is a 1997 crime novel by Caleb Carr that was published by Random House and is a sequel to *The Alienist* (1994). It is the second book in the "Kreizler series".

## Synopsis

*It is June 1897. A year has passed since Dr. Laszlo Kreizler, a pioneer in forensic psychiatry, tracked down the brutal serial killer John Beecham with the help of a team of trusted companions and a revolutionary application of the principles of his discipline. Kreizler and his friends — high-living crime reporter John Moore; indomitable, derringer-toting Sara Howard; the brilliant (and bickering) detective brothers Marcus and Lucius Isaacson; powerful and compassionate Cyrus Montrose; and Stevie Taggert, the boy Kreizler saved from a life of street crime — have returned to their former pursuits and tried to forget the horror of the Beecham case. But when the distraught wife of a Spanish diplomat begs Sara's aid, the team reunites to help find her kidnapped infant daughter. It is a case fraught with danger, since Spain and the United States are on the verge of war. Their investigation leads the team to a shocking suspect: a woman who appears to the world to be a heroic nurse and a loving mother, but who may in reality be a ruthless murderer of children.*

## Editiorial Reviews

* "In Angel of Darkness, Caleb Carr brings back the vivid world of his bestselling The Alienist but with a twist: this story is told by the former street urchin Stevie Taggert, whose rough life has given him wisdom beyond his years. Thus New York City, and the groundbreaking alienist Dr. Kreizler himself, are seen anew."

* "Once again, Caleb Carr proves his brilliant ability to re-create the past, both high life and low. As the horror unfolds, Delmonico's still serves up wondrous meals, and a summer trip to the elegant gambling parlors of Saratoga provides precious keys to the murderer's past. At the same time, we go on revealing journeys into Stevie's New York, a place where poor and neglected children — then as now — turn to crime and drugs at shockingly early ages. Peppered throughout are characters taken from real life and rendered with historical vigor, including suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton; painter Albert Pinkham Ryder; and Clarence Darrow, who thunders for the defense in a tense courtroom drama during which the sanctity of American motherhood itself is put on trial. Fast-paced and chilling, Angel of Darkness is a tour de force, a novel of modern evil in old New York."

## Gallery

1st Edition (Hardback)PaperbackSpanish Edition
## See Also

* Angel of Darkness — Limited Series based on the novel
* The Alienist — Outstanding Limited Series
* The Alienist (novel) — Best Seller Novel
* Angel of Darkness on Wikipedia.org

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2  From the back cover of the 1st edition; Published in 1997 by Random House Inc.
Civilizations

Civilizations are a gameplay mechanic in Age of History 2. Civilizations are able to manage their own Population, Economy and Technology levels. Civilizations are either controlled by artificial intelligence or a player. When one picks a scenario, they will be able to see all the civilizations in that scenario by scrolling and moving the field of view. They will also be able to see the total Population level, the Economy (Industry) total, the average Happiness level, the capital and what percentage of other nationalities are in their population.

### General

Civilizations can be 9 types of Governments, these are:

* Democracy
* Monarchy
* Communism
* Fascism
* Republic
* Horde
* City State
* Tribal
* Rebels

Not every scenario includes all of these types of governments, an example is the Modern World scenario, which only contains 123 democracies, 60 republics, 17 monarchies, and 4 communist countries.

### List of All Civilizations (WIP)

There are a total of 1,874 total civilizations in the whole game.
Mrs. Van Bergen

**Mrs. Van Bergen** is the matriarch of the Van Bergen family, a respectable wealthy family of New York City and part of the Four Hundred.

She is a guest-starring character in The Alienist, portrayed by Sean Young.

## Biography

March, 1896. Lady Van Bergen was not amused by Thomas Byrnes' presumptions about her son, Willem Van Bergen in regards to a butchered boy found on on the under-construction Williamsburg Bridge. Both Van Bergen were quite reluctant to acknowledge that their son was a patron to brothels, such as the Paresis Hall.

Roughly a month later, Byrnes paid another visit to the Van Bergen mansion. Standing at the bottom of a staircase, he informed Mrs. Van Bergen that another boy was murdered and that there was concern among certain circles. He suggested for necessary arrangements be made, adding it was all in the best interest of her son. The woman pretended not to understand what he was referring to, and Byrnes explained that, given her son's history and his inclinations, it would be wise if the police were unable to question him thoroughly in the matter. Before being dismissed, Byrnes added that he wasn't asking for her permission.

Lady Van Bergen's associates tracked Willem to a rented room for his illicit sexual escapades with slum boys. After Van Bergen's servant got rid of the prostitute, she tried to convince Willem to come back with her. Willem threw a temper tantrum, distancing himself from his mother when she tried to kiss him.

Along with her husband, Lady Van Bergen arranged for Willem to travel to Buenos Aires. They made all that was in their power to avoid becoming involved in a sex scandal due to the recent murders of child prostitutes. However, Willem escaped from the church where Bishop Potter sheltered him.

## Appearances

The Alienist

* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*
* Ep. 4: *These Bloody Thoughts*
* Ep. 5: *Hildebrandt’s Starling*
* Ep. 6: *Ascension*

## References

1. ↑  Gina Gionfriddo (writer) & Jakob Verbruggen (director); (February 5, 2018); "Silver Smile". Episode 3.*The Alienist*. TNT
2. ↑  Gina Gionfriddo & Cary Joji Fukunaga (writers) & James Hawes (director); (February 12, 2018); "These Bloody Thoughts". Episode 4.*The Alienist*. TNT
3. ↑  Gina Gionfriddo & Cary Joji Fukunaga (writers) & James Hawes (director); (February 12, 2018); "These Bloody Thoughts". Episode 4.*The Alienist*. TNT
4. ↑  E. Max Frye (writer) & Paco Cabezas (director); (February 26, 2018); "Ascension". Episode 6.*The Alienist*. TNT
Better Angels

The kidnapper is pressured to reveal the Vanderbilt baby's location.

**Better Angels** is the eighth episode of ‘Angel of Darkness,ʼ and the series finale. It premiered on Sunday, August 9, 2020, at 10 p.m. ET/PT across TNT platforms.

## Synopsis

*While Sara (Dakota Fanning), Moore (Luke Evans) and Kreizler (Daniel Brühl) struggle with decisions about their future paths, New York is in the grips of an all-out manhunt for the killer, and the team must overcome the wrath of the police and an underworld gang on the rampage while they race to save innocent lives.*

## Cast

* Luke Evans as John Moore
* Dakota Fanning as Sara Howard
* Robert Wisdom as Cyrus Montrose
* Douglas Smith as Marcus Isaacson
* Matthew Shear as Lucius Isaacson
* Rosy McEwen as Libby Hatch
* Melanie Field as Bitsy Sussman

Guest Starring* Lara Pulver as Karen Stratton
* Emily Barber as Violet Hayward
* Martin McCreadie as Captain Doyle
* Brittany Marie Batchelder as Joanna Crawford
* Georgia Lowe as Milly
* Frederick Schmidt as Goo Goo Knox
* Demetri Goritsas as Bernie Peterson
* Ted Levine as Thomas Byrnes
* Lucas Bond as Paulie
* Peter Coonan as Ding Dong
* Philip Shaun McGuinness as Fat Jack
* Gavin O'Connor as Murphy
* Laurent Winkler as Waiter
* Jordanne Jones as Kitty Byrnes
* Uri Roodner as Mourner
* Scott Coker as Officer #2
* David Bannerman as Jailor
* Amy Tyger as Emiline

## Gallery

* Episode Stills

 *Photo by Kata Vermes. [Courtesy of TNT Pressroom]*
## Videos

The Alienist Angel of Darkness - The Final Showdown CLIP TNTThe Alienist- Angel of Darkness - John Has Some News For Sara -CLIP- - TNT

## References

1. ↑ Netflix Official Synopses - Retrieved October 22, 2020.
2. ↑ #208 The Alienist: Angel of Darkness - Better Angels - Futon Critic.com
Iain Dean

## Series appearance(s)

26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32

**Iain Dean** (born 1983/84) is a paramedic at Holby City Hospital who started working there in 2013 but departed in 2014, he later returned that year.

An formal army corporal he's seen action both in medicine and on a battlefield. He has no fears when it comes to danger but from his army days he still can suffer from mental trauma.

He's has created some good friendships during his time at Holby Ambulance Service such as Jez Andrews and Dixie. He's also had romances with a couple members of staff such as Lily Chao and Rita Freeman and an affair with Sam Nicholls.
Steve Golin

**Steve Golin** is an Executive Producer of ‘The Alienist’ for TNT, Paramount Television, and Anonymous Content.

## TNT Producer Biography

Steve Golin is the Founder and CEO of Anonymous Content, a leading production and management company. Over the past 30 years, he has developed a reputation for cultivating and protecting artistic freedom while maintaining commercial viability, working across feature films, television, commercials, music videos and new media.

Golin has produced more than 50 feature film and television projects during his esteemed career. Currently, he is producing the upcoming features Don’t Worry He Won’t Get Far on Foot for Amazon, Boy Erased for Focus Features and Outlaw King for Netflix. Golin is also executive producing several television shows, including the critically acclaimed series 13 Reasons Why, which is currently filming its second season for Netflix; the HBO anthology series True Detective, created by Nic Pizzolatto, recipient of 11 Emmy nominations and five wins in its first season; The Alienist, which received a series order from TNT; and Berlin Station, the contemporary spy series for Epix.

Golin’s recent accolades include the Academy Award winner for Best Picture Spotlight, directed by Tom McCarthy and starring Michael Keaton, Stanley Tucci, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams, Aaron Eckhart and Liev Schreiber; Golden Globe winner for Best Motion Picture The Revenant, directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu and starring Leonardo DiCaprio; and, Golden Globe winner for Best Television Series and Emmy Outstanding Drama Series nominee Mr. Robot, created by Sam Esmail and starring Rami Malek and Christian Slater.

Golin’s other credits include such award-winning and nominated films as Babel, directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu; Being John Malkovich directed by Spike Jonze; Michel Gondry's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind; Debra Granik’s Winter’s Bone and the box-office smash 50 First Dates.

Golin's earlier producing credits include David Lynch's Palme d’Or Winning film Wild at Heart, Truth or Dare with Madonna, Jane Campion's The Portrait of a Lady, David Fincher's The Game, Neil LaBute's Your Friends and Neighbors, Nurse Betty and acclaimed television series such as The L Word and David Lynch’s Twin Peaks.

In 1986, Golin co-founded his first company, Propaganda Films. It became the largest music video and commercial production company in the world, earning more MTV Video and Palme d’Or awards than any other company.

Golin is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Producers Guild of America. He attended New York University and the American Film Institute.

## The Alienist

Executive Producer

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*
* Ep. 4: *These Bloody Thoughts*
* Ep. 5: *Hildebrandt’s Starling*
* Ep. 6:  *Ascension*
* Ep. 7:  *Many Sainted Men*
* Ep. 8: *Psychopathia Sexualis*
* Ep. 9: *Requiem*
* Ep. 10:  *Castle in the Sky*

## References

<references>

1. ↑ *Steve Golin — TNT drama producer bios*
Antonio Magro

**Antonio Magro** is an Italo-American actor portraying an in-universe depiction of New York City gangster Paul Kelly in the TNT original drama ‘The Alienist.’

## Credits

The Alienist

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*
* Ep. 7: *Many Sainted Men*

## Gallery

* Premiere
* Behind the Scenes

Premiere - New York

 *Photo by Jamie Mccarthy [Courtesy of Getty Images North America]*

## External Links

* Follow Antonio Magro (@antoniomagro) on Instagram.
* Follow Antonio Magro (@Antonio\_magro) on Twitter.
Richard Osgood

**Richard Osgood** is a wealthy member of the Four Hundred who used Dr. Markoe's services at the Lying-In Hospital to get rid of the unwanted pregnancies of his mistresses.

He is a character in *Angel of Darkness* portrayed by Ryan Ellsworth.

## Biography

Richard took his pregnant mistress Helen Sumner to the Lying-In Hospital. Dr. Markoe assured him that the treatment would be handled discreetly, the child taken care of, and she’d recover fully after being sterilized.

John hoped to persuade Hearst against publishing a story that could potentially spook the kidnapper of the Linares child. However, Hearst suspected that the Linares were responsible for their own missing child. John requested that he not use this to drum up support against the Spanish for the war in Cuba. Richard argued that war was inevitable.

Richard was confronted by Dr. Kreizler for impregnating Helen Sumner and leaving her at the Lying-In, and for doing the same with Colleen Ledwidge, who was a possible suspect in the missing child case. Richard revealed that Colleen was impressed by fine clothes and dining. Admittedly, Richard persuaded her to think that his intentions were honorable. Dr. Kreizler accused Richard of taking her innocence, youth, and prospects in respectable society, as well as having her child taken away, though Richard was under the illusion the child had died.

Later that evening, Helen arrived at John and Violet’s engagement party unannounced and called out to Richard, demanding to know why he didn’t come for her. Richard simply turned away, as if he couldn’t hear her.

## Appearances

Angel of Darkness

* Ep. 2: *Something Wicked*
* Ep. 3: *Labyrinth*
* Ep. 4: *Gilded Cage*

## References

1. ↑ Stuart Carolan (writer); David Caffrey (director); (July 19, 2020); "Something Wicked". Episode 2. *Angel of Darkness*. TNT.
2. ↑ Alyson Feltes (writer); Clare Kilner (director); (July 26, 2020); "Gilded Cage". Episode 4. *Angel of Darkness*. TNT.
Bellevue Hospital

**Bellevue Hospital** is one of the prominent public hospitals in New York City, visited by Dr. Laszlo Kreizler for his inquiries.

## Description

The Bellevue Hospital is located inside a large building that is spread over several floors and also consists of Insane Pavilion, a criminal asylum ward where the most dangerous inmates are held inside cages. The hospital is completely fenced and can be accessed through a large gate with the hospital sign on a plate. The ward dedicated to criminals – which can only be accessed through a series of corridors closed by gates, and guarded by employees – is located in the dark and damp dungeons, where the suspects are chained in order to keep them at bay. A fair number of guards are also assigned the task of providing frozen showers to the most unstable and noisy inmates.

* Dr. Fuller
* Unidentified guards
* Unidentified medical saff

Visitors
* Dr. Laszlo Kreizler
* John Moore
* Henry Wolff
* Charles Blythe
* Unidentified inmates

## Story

New York City, 1896. Dr. Laszlo Kreizler accompanied by his old friend John Moore, visited the Bellevue Hospital to question Henry Wolff, suspected of the murder of Giorgio Santorelli, the so-called "Boy on the Bridge." Once in the hospital, Kreizler was briefed by Doctor Fuller that Wolff was guilty of another murder. During a fight with Edwin Band, Wolff had stabbed his friend twenty times, killing him. Once in the criminal ward, Kreizler managed to inquire, discovering that Wolff was guilty only of Band's murder, triggered by jealousy.

Weeks later, Dr. Laszlo Kreizler asked his colleagues at Bellevue if he might have conducted an interview with Charles Blythe. Blythe was recently admitted to the hospital because he ferociously murdered dogs and didn't show any remorse. Instead, he tried to blame Chinese neighbors based on prejudices.

On June 12th, 1896, the corpse of the latest boy-prostitute victim of a mysterious sadistic killer was sent to Bellevue Hospital for an autopsy.

## Notes

* An in-universe depiction of the real Bellevue Hospital, founded March 31, 1736, and located on First Avenue in the Kips Bay district of Manhattan, New York City. It is the oldest public hospital in the US.

## Episode Appearances

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 4: *These Bloody Thoughts* (mentioned)
* Ep. 10: *Castle in the Sky* (mentioned)

## External Links

* New York City Healthcare Hospitals — Bellevue

## References

1. ↑ Hossein Amini (writer) & Jakob Verbruggen (director); (January 22, 2018); "The Boy on the Bridge". Episode 1. *The Alienist*. TNT
2. ↑  Gina Gionfriddo & Cary Joji Fukunaga (writers) & James Hawes (director); (February 12, 2018); "These Bloody Thoughts". Episode 4.*The Alienist*. TNT
3. ↑  Cary Joji Fukunaga, John Sayles & Chase Palmer (writer) & Jamie Payne (director); (March 26, 2018); "Castle in the Sky". Episode 10.*The Alienist*. TNT
Justin Cornwell

**Justin Cornwell** is an American actor, writer and musician. He starred as Terrence Shye in “I Am the Night,“ the second instalment of TNT's Suspense Collection.

## TNT Official Biography

Justin Cornwell will star as the male lead of the NBC/UNI series The Inbetween opposite Harriet Dyer. He recently wrapped the TNT series *I Am the Night*, directed by Patty Jenkins. He can also be seen as the lead opposite Bill Paxton in the CBS series Training Day and also stars in We Are Boats for director James Bird, which premiered at Cannes this year.

Cornwell studied theater at the University of Louisville and began his professional acting career at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater. In addition to acting, he is also a phenomenal singer, rapper and songwriter.

## Credits

I Am the Night

* Ep. 2: *Phenomenon of Interference*
* Ep. 3: *Dark Flower*
* Ep. 4: *Matador*
* Ep. 6: *Queen’s Gambit, Accepted*

## References

1. ↑ Cast Bios — I Am the Night, Turner Pressroom.
Melanie Field

* Actress
* Character Portrait

**Melanie Field** is an American actress and singer portraying Bitsy Sussman in the TNT original drama *Angel of Darkness.*

## TNT Cast Biography

Melanie Field is one of the stars of Pop TV’s scripted comedy *Florida Girls*. Inspired by the show’s creator Laura Chinn’s real-life growing up in a trailer park in central Florida, the series follows four women who are forced to confront their stagnant lives when their only ambitious friend moves away to follow her dreams.

Concurrently, she filmed a one-season arc for season two of the hit Netflix series *You* starring Penn Badgely as a dangerously charming, intensely obsessive young man who goes to extreme measures to insert himself into the lives of those he is transfixed by.

Field broke out as one of the leads in Paramount Networks’ *Heathers*, a reboot based on the 1988 cult classic film. She starred as the vicious leader of the Heathers, “Heather Chandler,” in the pitch-black comedy anthology series.

A graduate of New York University and Yale School of Drama, Field started her career working on Broadway in shows including *The Phantom of the Opera* and *Evita*, as well as the *First National Tour of Wicked*.

## Credits

Angel of Darkness

* Ep. 1: *Ex Ore Infantium*
* Ep. 2: *Something Wicked*
* Ep. 3: *Labyrinth*
* Ep. 4: *Gilded Cage*
* Ep. 5: *Belly of the Beast*
* Ep. 6: *Memento Mori*
* Ep. 7: *Last Exit to Brooklyn*
* Ep. 8: *Better Angels*

## External Links

* Follow Melanie Field (@melanie\_\_field) on Instagram.

## References

1. ↑ Cast Bio Melanie Field - Warner Media Group
Martin McCreadie

* Actor
* Character Portrait

**Martin McCreadie** is a burgeoning film, theatre and television actor who portrays Captain Doyle in the TNTʼs original dramas *The Alienist* and *Angel of Darkness*.

## Credits

The Alienist

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*
* Ep. 5: *Hildebrandt’s Starling*
* Ep. 6: *Ascension*
* Ep. 7: *Many Sainted Men*
* Ep. 8: *Psychopathia Sexualis*
* Ep. 9: *Requiem*

Angel of Darkness

* Ep. 1: *Ex Ore Infantium*
* Ep. 2: *Something Wicked*
* Ep. 5: *Belly of the Beast*
* Ep. 6: *Memento Mori*
* Ep. 7: *Last Exit to Brooklyn*
* Ep. 8: *Better Angels*

## Notes

* Martin McCreadie was credited as Sergeant Doyle in *The Alienist* as Patrick Connor was the NYPD Captain in the first series.

## External Links

* Follow Martin McCreadie (@Martinmcreadie) on Twitter.
Delmonico's

This article is currently Under Construction. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it's being worked on. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible.

## Delmonico's

### First appearance:

A Fruitful Partnership

**Delmonico's** is a New York City restaurant where Dr. Laszlo Kreizler invites his associates to discuss the progress of the investigation.

## Story

*Add Add brief summaries of the location throughout the series*

## Gallery

* Promo Stills
* Screencaps

## Notes

* The restaurant is introduced in Part I, Chapter 10 of the novel, in which John Moore briefly describes the story of how the Delmonico family made its way into the United States.

## Appearances

* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 5: *Hildebrandt’s Starling*
* Ep. 10: *Castle in the Sky*
* Ep. 1: *Ex Ore Infantium*

## External Links

* Delmonico's Restaurant Official Website
* Delmonico's on Wikipedia.org
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David Wilmot

* Actor
* Character Portrait

**David Wilmot** is an Irish stage, screen and television actor. He portrayed Captain Connor in the first instalment of TNTʼs Suspense Collection, ‘The Alienist.’

## Credits

The Alienist

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*
* Ep. 4: *These Bloody Thoughts*
* Ep. 5: *Hildebrandt’s Starling*
* Ep. 6: *Ascension*
* Ep. 7: *Many Sainted Men*
* Ep. 8: *Psychopathia Sexualis*
* Ep. 9: *Requiem*
* Ep. 10: *Castle in the Sky*

## Gallery

Premiere - New York

*Photo by Jamie Mccarthy [Courtesy of Getty Images North America]*
Mrs. Santorelli

This article is currently Under Construction. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it's being worked on. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible.

## Mrs. Santorelli

**Mrs. Santorelli** is a poor Italian immigrant and the mother of Giorgio Santorelli, one of the victims of a sadistic killer.

She is a guest-starring character in The Alienist, portrayed by Eugenia Caruso.

## Biography

She doesn't speak English but her oldest son Enzo Santorelli helps translate what she is saying when Sara Howard and John Moore arrive at her overcrowded slum apartment to investigate Giorgio’s murder. She tells them Giorgio acted different from her other sons and that’s why he ran away. It is implied that Giorgio’s father beat him harshly because of his effeminate nature. She went to Sara at the police station after the murderer sent her a disturbing letter. Her oldest son tries to talk her out of it since the police have been so callous and brutal about hushing the case up.Laszlo Kreizler deducts that the killer gets sexually aroused witnessing the pain and anguish of others and that he watched her take the letter to the police station because her cries and anxiety excited him.

## Memorable Quotes

**Mrs. Santorelli** (about Giorgio): "*Me l'hanno ammazzato!*" (tr. "They killed him!")
— A Fruitful Partnership

## Appearances

The Alienist

* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 4: *These Bloody Thoughts*

## References

1. ↑  Hossein Amini & E. Max Frye (writers) & Jakob Verbruggen (director); (January 29, 2018); "A Fruitful Partnership". Episode 2.*The Alienist*. TNT
2. ↑ Gina Gionfriddo & Cary Joji Fukunaga (writers) & James Hawes (director); (February 12, 2018); "These Bloody Thoughts". Episode 4.*The Alienist*. TNT
Helen Sumner

**Helen Sumner** is a young woman who became pregnant with Richard Osgood's illegitimate child. She is a character in *Angel of Darkness* portrayed by Elena Delia.

## Biography

Helen was Richard Osgood's pregnant mistress who he took to the Lying-In Hospital to arrange for her to give birth and unbeknownst to her, get sterilized. Helen went into labor not long after. Libby Hatch recommended giving her calomel, but Dr. Markoe would only allow turpentine and opium. Matron told Helen that she should’ve considered the pain of childbirth when she was having sex. Helen then passed out after giving birth, allowing Matron to cut the umbilical cord and take the child. When she awakened, they would tell her that the child didn’t survive.

As Helen was being pushed on a gurney to her room, she grabbed Dr. Markoe’s arm and asked for her baby. He replied that her child was with the angels now. Helen became hysterical, forcing Matron to sedate her. Helen later awakened from her sleep to find Matron prancing around in the brand new dress that Mr. Osgood had sent for Helen.

Helene refused to allow Richard to simply throw her away. So on the night of John Moore and Violet Hayward engagement party, she left the hospital and confronted him. She called out to Richard, demanding to know why he didn’t come for her. Richard turned away with his wife, as if he couldn’t hear her. Markoe tried to escort her out, claiming she had too much champagne. Sara Howard intervened and demanded that Markoe unhand her. Helen revealed to Sara that the hospital took her baby and fixed her so that she couldn’t have more kids. Markoe, hoping to convince Helen to come with him, claimed that Richard did in fact love Helen, which was why he asked Markoe to escort her to his townhouse.

## Appearances

Angel of Darkness

* Ep. 2: *Something Wicked*
* Ep. 3: *Labyrinth*
* Ep. 4: *Gilded Cage*

## References

1. ↑ Stuart Carolan (writer); David Caffrey (director); (July 19, 2020); "Something Wicked". Episode 2. *Angel of Darkness*. TNT.
2. ↑ Gina Gionfriddo (writer); Clare Kilner (director); (July 26, 2020); "Labyrinth". Episode 3. *Angel of Darkness*. TNT.
3. ↑ Alyson Feltes (writer); Clare Kilner (director); (July 26, 2020); "Gilded Cage". Episode 4. *Angel of Darkness*. TNT.
Arkady Kirilenko

Arkady Kirilenko (Russian: Аркадий Кириленко) is a colonel and scientist from the Russian Army.

## Biography

Kirilenko is a Russian Colonel and scientist that seeks the destruction of the United States of America. He is under the protection of the Russian Elite Forces and commands the local Militia to protect him.
Cary Joji Fukunaga

**Cary Joji Fukunaga** is an American film director, writer, and cinematographer.

In April 2015, Deadline.com reported that Fukunaga was pairing again with Anonymous Content Productions to direct the TV series The Alienist, based on the best selling novel of the same name by author Caleb Carr.  The series is to be aired on TNT.  In September 2016, Jakob Verbruggen replaced Fukunaga as director due to scheduling conflicts, although he will retain "created by" credit and will remain an executive producer.

## Career

He is known for writing and directing the 2009 film *Sin Nombre*, the 2011 film *Jane Eyre* and for directing and executive producing the first season of the HBO series *True Detective,* for which he won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series. He received acclaim for the 2015 war drama *Beasts of No Nation*, in which he was writer, director, producer, and cinematographer.

## The Alienist

Writer

* Ep. 4: *These Bloody Thoughts* (with Gina Gionfriddo)
* Ep. 10: *Castle in the Sky* (with John Sayles and Chase Palmer)

Executive Producer

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*
* Ep. 4: *These Bloody Thoughts*
* Ep. 5: *Hildebrandt’s Starling*
* Ep. 6:  *Ascension*
* Ep. 7:  *Many Sainted Men*
* Ep. 8: *Psychopathia Sexualis*
* Ep. 9: *Requiem*
* Ep. 10:  *Castle in the Sky*

## References

1. ↑ *Deadline.com — Cary Fukunaga Behind Event TV Series ‘The Alienist’ Reteaming With Anonymous Content & Paramount*
2. ↑ *‘The Alienist’ Lands Big Bucks Series Order From TNT*
3. ↑ *The Alienist: Jakob Verbruggen Replaces Cary Fukunaga as Director of TNT Series*
4. ↑ Cary Fukunaga on Wikipedia.org
Dylan Smith

* Actor
* Character

Dylan Smith is a Canadian actor who portrayed Sepp in “I Am the Night,“ the second instalment of TNT's Suspense Collection.

## TNT Official Biography

Dylan Smith has studied and worked in theatre, film and TV around the world. He began in Canada on stage with the renowned Soulpepper Theatre Company. He studied acting at Webber Douglas in London, England, where he took leading roles on films like Murder On The Orient Express with Alfred Molina and TV roles such as the British classic EastEnders.

Returning to Canada, Smith returned to the stage with the premiere of Blasted by Sarah Kane and many others. While in Canada, Smith was cast in 300, The Immortals, Total Recall, Forsaken, The Englishman's Boy and the independent film Eddie the Sleepwalking Cannibal in which he took the title role. Smith won The Maverick Movie Award for best actor from Hangnail, and Best Actor in a short film for Twine at The London Independent Film Festival.

Smith was cast in Private Lives on Broadway where he met his wife, British theatre director Anna Ledwich. He returned with love in his eyes to London and proceeded to work both stage and film, acting in Spectral, The Mummy, The Maze Runner: The Death Cure, and on the small screen with Dawn for Hulu, The Tunnel, Ripper Street, and Into The Badlands. His film Lemonade, from esteemed Romanian filmmaker Cristian Mungiu, is currently making a wide festival run.

His most recent project, I Am The Night, has been the highlight of his career.

## Credits

I Am the Night

* Ep. 1: *Pilot*
* Ep. 2: *Phenomenon of Interference*
* Ep. 3: *Dark Flower*
* Ep. 4: *Matador*
* Ep. 5: *Aloha*
* Ep. 6: *Queen’s Gambit, Accepted*

## References

1. ↑ Cast Bios — I Am the Night, Turner Pressroom.
Paco Cabezas

**Paco Cabezas** is a Spanish film director and screenwriter. He's a director for TNT's ‘The Alienistʼ.

## Career

In 2007, Cabezas wrote and directed Spanish language horror film *The Appeared*, following that, in 2008, he wrote the screenplay for the Spanish horror comedy film *Sexykiller.* In 2009, he wrote the script for the comedy film *Spanish Movie' '. In 2010, he wrote the script for the romantic drama* Bon Appétit *and also wrote and directed action comedy film* Neon Flesh.

In 2014, Cabezas directed and wrote *I Premios Feroz*, the first award ceremony of Premios Feroz. He also directed action-crime film *Rage* starring Nicolas Cage, Rachel Nichols, Peter Stormare, and Danny Glover. Scripted by Jim Agnew and Sean Keller, the film was released on May 9, 2014 by Image Entertainment, and it was Cabezas' American debut film.

In 2015, Cabezas directed an action-comedy romance film *Mr. Right* based on the script by Max Landis. The film starred Sam Rockwell, Anna Kendrick, Tim Roth, James Ransone, Anson Mount, Michael Eklund and Rza. The film will get a closing night premiere at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival.

## The Alienist

Director

* Ep. 6: *Ascension*
* Ep. 7: *Many Sainted Men*
Daniel Brühl

* Actor
* Character Portrait

**Daniel César Martín Brühl González** is a German-Spanish actor portraying Dr. Laszlo Kreizler in the TNT original drama *The Alienist* and its sequel, *Angel of Darkness*.

## TNT Cast Biography

Award-winning actor Daniel Brühl has been involved in a number of critically acclaimed film and television projects and has garnered international recognition for his talent and versatility. In June 2020 Daniel Brühl successfully finished his project *Next Door* first time as a producer and director, in which he also is the leading actor. Bestselling author Daniel Kehlmann wrote the script after Daniel Brühl’s idea. He will also star in *The Kings Man*, which will premiere September 18, 2020, and Marvel's *The Falcon & the Winter Soldier*. In 2019, Julie Delpy’s film *My Zoe*, which Brühl produced and is also featured in, had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. In 2018, Brühl starred in the drama features *Entebbe and God Particle*. In June 2017, Brühl appeared in Vincent Perez’s *Alone in Berlin* and *The Zookeepers Wife*. In 2016, Brühl took on the role of “Baron Zemo” in *Captain America: Civil War* and starred in thriller feature *Colony*. Brühl’s other notable film credits include: *Burnt*, *Woman in Gold*, *The Face of an Angel*, *Ich Und Kaminski*, *A Most Wanted Man*, *Rush*, *Inglorious Bastards*, *Good Bye Lenin*, *The White Sound*, *The Fifth Estate*, *Ladies in Lavender*, *If We All Lived Together*, *Love In Thoughts*, *The Edukators*, *Joyeux Noel*, *Salvador*, *The Bourne Ultimatum*, *The Countess* and *In Transit*.

## Credits

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*
* Ep. 4: *These Bloody Thoughts*
* Ep. 5: *Hildebrandt’s Starling*
* Ep. 6: *Ascension*
* Ep. 7: *Many Sainted Men*
* Ep. 8: *Psychopathia Sexualis*
* Ep. 9: *Requiem*
* Ep. 10: *Castle in the Sky*
* Ep. 1: *Ex Ore Infantium*
* Ep. 2: *Something Wicked*
* Ep. 3: *Labyrinth*
* Ep. 4: *Gilded Cage*
* Ep. 5: *Belly of the Beast*
* Ep. 6: *Memento Mori*
* Ep. 7: *Last Exit to Brooklyn*
* Ep. 8: *Better Angels*

## Gallery

* FYC 2018
* Premiere
* Emmys 2018
* Behind the Scenes

Photo by Presley Ann, David Livingston, Charley Gallay [Courtesy of Getty Images North America]
Emmy For Your Consideration - May 2018, NY

*Photo by Monica Schipper [Courtesy of Getty Images North America]*

Premiere - New York

 *Photo by Jamie Mccarthy [Courtesy of Getty Images North America]*
Paramount Picture Premiere - LA

  *Photo by Tibrina Hobson, Presley Ann, Emma McIntyre [Courtesy of Getty Images North America]*

 EMMYS 2018

  *Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer, Neilson Barnard [Courtesy of Getty Images North America]*

The Alienist

The Angel of Darkness

## External Links

* Follow Daniel Brühl (@thedanielbruhl) on Instagram.

## References

1. ↑ Pressroom Cast Bio Daniel Brühl - Warner Media group
Eric Roth

**Eric Roth** is an Executive Producer of TNT ‘The Alienist’.

## TNT Producer Biography

In his nearly fifty-year career, Eric Roth won an Academy Award and a Writers Guild of America Award for his screenplay for the Oscar-winning Best Picture *Forrest Gump*. He also received Academy Award and Golden Globe nominations for his screenplays for  *The Insider*,*Munich* and *The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.* His work includes Michael Mann’s *Ali*, Robert De Niro’s *The Good Shepherd* and Academy Award Best Picture-nominated *Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close*. He was awarded the Writers Guild’s Laurel Award for Lifetime Achievement in Screenwriting in 2012. Roth recently completed *A Star Is Born* for Warner Brothers, directed by and starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, which just wrapped production this summer. His script for Imperative Entertainment, *Killers of the Flower Moon*, based on the novel of the same name by David Grann, will be directed by Martin Scorsese and will star Leonardo DiCaprio. Roth is currently writing the adaptation of the iconic science fiction novel *Dune* for director Denis Villeneuve and Legendary Pictures and the "Untitled David Geffen Project" for Tobey Maguire and Material Pictures.

In television, Roth is the executive producer with David Fincher on Netflix’s *House of Cards*, which is in its fifth season and has received five Emmy nominations for Best Dramatic Series. He is also an executive producer on *Berlin Station* for Epix, currently starting its second season. Roth is an executive producer on “The Alienist” from the classic novel by Caleb Carr on TNT, starring Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans and Dakota Fanning for Paramount Television. His daughter, Vanessa Roth, won an Academy Award in 2007 for the best short documentary, Freeheld. Roth lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Debra Greenfield, an attorney and professor with the UCLA Institute for Society and Genetics. He has seven children and six grandchildren.

## The Alienist

Executive Producer

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*
* Ep. 4: *These Bloody Thoughts*
* Ep. 5: *Hildebrandt’s Starling*
* Ep. 6:  *Ascension*
* Ep. 7:  *Many Sainted Men*
* Ep. 8: *Psychopathia Sexualis*
* Ep. 9: *Requiem*
* Ep. 10:  *Castle in the Sky*

## References

1. ↑ *Eric Roth — TNT drama producer bios*
Yaermina

The Shadow of Seransef

Yaergaul was once a powerful and confident warrior who took Veila's wager. Eventually, he challenged her to a contest of "manliness," thinking he'd outsmarted her. Unfortunately, the magic of the wager promptly transformed him into a woman, and Veila decided to "test" his challenge by having both of them have sex with countless men over and over, until she no longer cared about becoming a man again. In one fell swoop, Yaergaul lost his gender, his wager, and his sanity.

Transformed, physically and mentally, into a woman, she took the name Yaermina and, as a result of her experiences, became the new Lust.  Presently, she is technically in charge of the city of Seransef, the gateway to Veila's fortress, though she doesn't so much rule it as terrify and prey upon its inhabitants, hunting down men and raping them to death or insanity to feed her endless need for sexual satisfaction. Theraine almost became one of her victims during one such rampage.
Ali ibn-Ghazi

* Alive
* Deceased

**Ali ibn-Ghazi** was a Syrian immigrant sold to Scotch Ann due to gambling debts. Forced to prostitution, he assumed the name of Fatima while working at the Golden Rule.

He is a character in ‘The Alienist’, and he is portrayed by Tate Pitchie-Cooper.

## Character Overview

Ali was a preadolescent boy with amber skin, big black eyes, shaved hair, and a kind face. He was primarily dressed in raggedy clothes. When prostituting himself, he generally wore women's clothing and went by the name of "Fatima."

Ali was an innocent and curious boy, though the hard life of the street had hardened his character. Sold to a brothel by his own father after losing to gambling debts, Ali dreamed of freedom. A friend of other unfortunate boys like him such as Joseph and Peter, he found a premature death for trusting someone who had made him believe he wanted to save him.

## Biography

New York City, 1896. Ali wandered the Tenderloin, trying to make some money but was constantly harassed by other prostitutes and thugs. Angered by the impossibility of earning the evening, Ali went to an alley to break bottles against the wall. There, he was approached by a mysterious man.

After the first encounter, Ali and the men spent time together at the Golden Rule. Hidden in one of the rooms, the boy was visited by the man, who used to caress him in an attempt to secure the boy's trust. Ali was curious to know what happened to the man's mouth, but the mysterious visitor changed the subject, eager to be more intimate. During an undefined number of days, the man had promised to "Fatima" to save him from the brothel, and bring him to his "Castle in the Sky," as Ali later told his friend Bernadette – who, in turn, told it to John Moore.

On April 3rd, 1896, the man revealed to be the mysterious murderer who had already butchered Benjamin and Sofia Zweig, an unidentified African-American boy, Aaron Morton, and Giorgio Santorelli. Ali was assaulted and killed and his horribly mutilated body was left on display on the roof of Castle Gardens. The killer had taken away his eyes, severed his right hand and gutted his entrails.

## Memorable Quotes

**Ali**: “*What happened to your mouth?*”
— A Fruitful Partnership
## Appearances

The Alienist

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*  (Corpse)

## Notes

* In Caleb Carr's novel “*The Alienist*”, Ali ibn-Ghazi was fourteen years old.

## References

1. ↑ Hossein Amini (writer) & Jakob Verbruggen (director); (January 22, 2018); "The Boy on the Bridge". Episode 1. *The Alienist*. TNT
2. ↑  Hossein Amini & E. Max Frye (writers) & Jakob Verbruggen (director); (January 29, 2018); "A Fruitful Partnership". Episode 2.*The Alienist*. TNT
3. ↑ Gina Gionfriddo (writer) & Jakob Verbruggen (director); (February 5, 2018); "Silver Smile". Episode 3.*The Alienist*. TNT
Hildebrandt’s Starling

"The team analyze the killer's letter; Kreizler discovers a religious motive"

**Hildebrandt’s Starling** is the fifth episode of ‘The Alienist.’ It premiered on Monday, February 19, 2018, at 9 p.m. ET/PT across TNT platforms.

## Synopsis

*The team learns more about the killer. Moore (Luke Evans) and Sara (Dakota Fanning) share an intimate moment. Kreizler (Daniel Brühl) seeks advice from an old mentor. Roosevelt (Brian Geraghty) takes action.*

## Cast

* Luke Evans as John Moore
* Dakota Fanning as Sara Howard
* Douglas Smith as Marcus Isaacson
* Matthew Shear as Lucius Isaacson
* Brian Geraghty as Theodore Roosevelt
* Robert Wisdom as Cyrus Montrose (credit only)
* Matt Lintz as Stevie Taggert (credit only)
* Q'orianka Kilcher as Mary Palmer (credit only)

Guest Starring* David Wilmot as Captain Connor
* Grace Zabriskie as John's Grandmother
* Peter McRobbie as Mayor Lafayette Strong
* Sean Young as Willem's Mother
* Josef Altin as Willem Van Bergen
* Daisy Bevan as Esther
* Stephen Louis Grush as Jesse Pomeroy
* Jackson Gann as Joseph / Bernadette
* Martin McCreadie as Sergeant Doyle
* Emanuela Postacchini as Flora (archive footage)
* Laurel Lefkow as Mrs. Isaacson
* Bálint Adorjáni as Delmonico's Waiter
* William Gaminara as Alexander MacLeod
* Dániel Kanalas as Moore's Brother
* Ania Marson as Miss Effie
* Sean McGinley as Bishop Potter
* Lewis McGowan as Boot Black
* Colin Moody as Officer Lasky
* Tommy Rodger as Peter
* Geoffrey Thomas as Reporter
* William S. Todd as Prison Guard

## Quotes

**Miss Howard:** "*I'm to inform you the police have a suspect. He comes from wealth and privilege.*"
**Dr. Kreizler:** "*You asked my help and provide you with a name and I've done so. Now that's all?*"
**Roosevelt:** "*I almost believe you don't want the killer found.*"
**Dr. Kreizler:** "*It's time to take action.*"
**Dr. Kreizler:** "*Hello, Jesse. Do you remember me?* "
## Gallery

* Promotional Stills
* Episode Stills
* Screencaps

 *Photo by Kata Vermes and Jesse Giddings. [Courtesy of TNT Pressroom]*

 *Photo by Kata Vermes and Jesse Giddings. [Courtesy of TNT Pressroom]*

## Videos

The Alienist Hildebrandt's Starling - Season 1, Ep. 5 PROMO TNTThe Alienist Sara Howard, Will You Marry Me? - Season 1, Ep. 5 SNEAK PEEK TNTThe Alienist The Truth Is... - Season 1, Ep. 5 CLIP TNTThe Alienist Hildebrandt's Starling - Season 1, Ep. 5 INSIDE THE EPISODE TNT
## Notes

* The episode covers from Chapter Twenty-One to Chapter Twenty-Four of Part II from Caleb Carr's novel, with several changes and additional original scenes.
* The title of the episode refers to a conversation between Dr. Kreizler and his mentor, Professor Cavanaugh.

## References

1. ↑ *‘The Alienist’ Crime Report*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *‘The Alienist’ Episode Synopses on Turner Pressroom*
St. Elizabeth's Hospital

This article is currently Under Construction. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it's being worked on. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible.

## St. Elizabeth's Hospital

### First appearance:

Psychopathia Sexualis

**St. Elizabeth's Hospital**, is a facility providing care for soldiers and sailors of the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy deemed unfit for service due to mental problems.

## Description

Officially named Government Hospital for the Insane, St. Elizabeths Hospital is a mental hospital in southeast Washington, D.C. providing care for the indigent, mentally ill members of the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy. Due to its patients, files and information are highly secretive and confidential.

* Dr. Dillman
* Unidentified medical staff
* Unidentified guards

Visitors
* Dr. Laszlo Kreizler
* John Beecham (discharged)
* Rudolf Bunzl (discharged)
* Ignatius Blunt
* Several unidentified inmates

## Memorable Quotes

**Miss Howard:** "*Can I ask why St. Elizabeth's receives patients from the Western states and territories?*"
**Mr. Chitters:** "*Because it's a government hospital. [...] St. Elizabeth's. Its official name is The Government Hospital for the Insane, but it's referred to as "St. Elizabeth's" out of courtesy for its patients.*"
**Miss Howard:** "*And who are its patients?*"
**Mr. Chitters:** "*Soldiers and sailors deemed unfit for service due to mental problems.*"
— Many Sainted Men

## Notes

* An in-universe depiction of the real St. Elizabeths Hospital, opened in 1855 as the first federally operated psychiatric hospital in the United States.

## Episode Appearances

* Ep. 7: *Many Sainted Men*  (mentioned)
* Ep. 8: *Psychopathia Sexualis*

## External Links

* Saint Elizabeths Hospital – Department of Behavioral Health
Yevgeny Borisovitch Volgin

**Yevgeny Borisovitch Volgin** (Russian: Евгений Борисович Волгин), also known as **Thunderbolt**, was a Stalinist GRU colonel, as well as the strategic operations commander of the Soviet Union.

## Biography

Volgin was born sometime in the early 1900s, and later became a boxing champion as a young adult. During World War II, he served in the domestic branch of the Soviet Secret Police, NKVD, stationed at the rear of the Red Army, and charged with punishing deserters.
Matt Lintz

* Actor
* Character Portrait

**Matt Lintz** is an American actor portraying Stevie Taggert in the TNT original drama *The Alienist.*

## TNT Cast Biography

Matt Lintz started acting in commercials at a very young age in Atlanta. Since then, he hasn’t stopped working in both film and television. He was last seen in director Gary Ross' Free State of Jones, starring Matthew McConaughey, and will next appear in the role of Stevie Taggert in the TNT television event The Alienist.

Lintz recently played the lead role in director Chris Columbus’ Pixels, starring Adam Sandler, Michelle Monaghan, Kevin James, Josh Gad, Peter Dinklage and Brian Cox. He was also seen as Jeremy Renner's son in director Michael Cuesta's Kill the Messenger. Lintz's other credits include a role opposite Lucy Hale in A Cinderella Story and guest-starring roles on the television series Banshee, Sleepy Hollow and Army Wives. He also appeared in the feature film What To Expect When You're Expecting.

## Credits

The Alienist

* Ep. 1: *The Boy on the Bridge*
* Ep. 2: *A Fruitful Partnership*
* Ep. 3: *Silver Smile*
* Ep. 6: *Ascension*
* Ep. 7: *Many Sainted Men*
* Ep. 8: *Psychopathia Sexualis*
* Ep. 9: *Requiem*
* Ep. 10: *Castle in the Sky*

## Gallery

* Premiere
* Emmys 2018

Paramount Picture Premiere - LA

  *Photo by Tibrina Hobson, Presley Ann, Emma McIntyre [Courtesy of Getty Images North America]*

 EMMYS 2018

  *Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer, Neilson Barnard [Courtesy of Getty Images North America]*
## External Links

* Follow Matt Lintz (@matt\_lintz) on Instagram.

## References

1. ↑ *‘The Alienist’: Cast Biographies on official TNT ‘The Alienist’ website*