Nora Walker

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Nora Walker
Brothers & Sisters character

Sally Field as Nora Walker
First appearance "Patriarchy"
Created by Jon Robin Baitz
Portrayed by Sally Field
Information
Aliases Nora Holden (maiden name)
Gender Female
Age 61
Date of birth January 1946
Family Ida Holden (mother)
Saul Holden (brother)
Spouse(s) William Walker I (widowed 2006)
Children Sarah Walker (daughter with William)
Kitty McCallister (daughter with William)
Thomas Walker (son with William)
Kevin Walker (son with William)
Justin Walker (son with William)
Ryan Walker (stepson)
Relatives Paige Whedon (granddaughter, via Sarah)
Cooper Whedon (grandson, via Sarah)
William Walker II (grandson, via Tommy; deceased)
Elizabeth Walker (granddaughter, via Tommy)
Julia Walker (daughter-in-law, via Tommy)
Robert McCallister (son-in-law, via Kitty)
Scotty Wandell (son-in-law, via Kevin)
Jason McCallister (son-in-law, via Kitty)
Sophia McCallister (step-granddaughter, via Kitty)
Jack McCallister (step-grandson, via Kitty)
Address San Marino, California
Religion Jewish
Nationality American

Nora Holden Walker is a fictional character on the television drama, Brothers & Sisters. She is portrayed by Sally Field, who won an Emmy Award for the role in 2007.

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[edit] Background

Nora is the matriarch of the Walker family. She has five children: Sarah, Kitty, Tommy, Kevin, and Justin (Season 1 Episode 1). She has a brother, Saul (Season 1 Episode 1).She had a difficult relationship with her mother, Ida (Season 1 Episode 13). She has one daughter-in-law, Julia Walker nee Ridge (married to Tommy) and two son-in-laws Robert McCallister (married to Kitty) and Scotty Wandell (married to Kevin). Nora also has four grandchildren, Sarah's children Paige and Cooper, and William (deceased) and Elizabeth, Tommy's twins.

[edit] Season 1

In the first episode Nora's husband, William, died of a heart attack. She later learned about his long affair and illegitimate daughter with his mistress, Holly. Nora slowly learns to accept this secret daughter, and meanwhile deals with the pains and joys of her own five children and newly discovered step-daughter.



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