We're fans of Malcolm right off the bat. Why? Because he seems like a nice guy who really cares about the people around him—including his young patients. But he does have some issues. And really,...

Malcolm has the most serious predicament of any character in The Sixth Sense, since, you know, he's dead. And doesn't even know it. But for 90% of the film, we're encouraged to think that Cole is t...

If you think being an overworked single mom is hard enough already, just imagine having a kid who sees dead people. That, friends, is some real parental angst. Of course, Lynn doesn't find out that...

Anna is Malcolm's wife. And when we first meet her, it seems like they're still in the honeymoon period. Lots of love between these two, that's for sure.There's just one issue: Malcolm sometimes ne...

Kyra Collins is basically Cole's ghostly guinea pig for testing the theory that the ghosts that surround him are only looking for help. After initially running from her, Cole decides to listen—an...

Vincent is Malcolm's former patient, and he is not a satisfied customer. It's ironic, too, because he confronts Malcolm about his anger on the very evening Malcolm's receiving an award for excellen...

Stanley Cunningham is Cole's teacher. He and Cole have a notable negative encounter when Cole decides he doesn't like the way the teacher is looking at him and ends up using some of his intel from...

Sean is Anna Crowe's employee...with benefits? We're not sure exactly what's gone down with these two when we first see them together, but there's obviously an attraction that Anna is obviously try...

Tommy Tammisimo is Cole's fake friend who's actually a huge bully. He pretends (we assume) in order to please the parental units in the picture. Oh, and probably also for acting practice. Yeah, tha...

Darren is a classmate of Cole's. When Darren's dad makes him invite Cole to his birthday party, he and Tommy decide to have some "fun" with their less popular classmate by locking him in a crawl sp...