Ellen O' Hara played by the actress Barbara O'Neil
While Mammy is a slave until the end of the war, she is also a mother figure to Scarlett.
Ellen O'Hara (maidenname: Ellen Robillard)
Scarlett O Hara is the main character in the book and subsequent movie entitled "Gone With the Wind". She is named after her mother and idolized all over the world.
Dr. O'Hara's son on "Nurse Jackie" is named Fiona. She is portrayed as a young girl who often serves as a source of emotional depth for Dr. O'Hara throughout the series. The show explores the complexities of her character and her relationship with her mother.
Scarlett Ohara was her full name. Her full name was Katie Scarlett O'Hara..
Austin Scarlett's real name is Austin Scarlett (no joke). His mother is Debra Scarlett (by marriage), but after divorce, changed her name back to her maiden name. Austin has 2 sisters with the same last name.
While Mammy is a slave until the end of the war, she is also a mother figure to Scarlett.
Ellen O'Hara (maidenname: Ellen Robillard)
Scarlett O Hara is the main character in the book and subsequent movie entitled "Gone With the Wind". She is named after her mother and idolized all over the world.
Scarlett
Eric Scarlett goes by Scarlett.
Dr. O'Hara's son on "Nurse Jackie" is named Fiona. She is portrayed as a young girl who often serves as a source of emotional depth for Dr. O'Hara throughout the series. The show explores the complexities of her character and her relationship with her mother.
the charecters are Halley, Halley's mom and dad, Scarlett. Scarlett's mom, Halley's boyfriend Macon, and Scarlett's boyfriend Michael. I think tahts about it. If you haven't read the book already, I really reccomend reading it. Hope this helps! (P.S. I might have missed some. Sorry about this.)
Scarlett = Kaleka
Scarlett was going to be Mandy's (Selena's mother), child. That was the name they had planned for her,at least, but Mandy suffered a miscarriage.
Austin Scarlett's birth name is Austin Lee Scarlett.
Eric Scarlett's birth name is Eric L. Scarlett.