Madolyn is a fictional character in the 2006 crime mystery thriller film The Departed.
Some time after Billy gives her a confidential package, Madolyn wakes Collin ...
After his meet with Queenan and Dignam, Billy has another session with Madolyn.
After calling Dignam, Billy has coffee with Madolyn. Stressed, he half listen...
Colin is hitting on Madolyn, trying to get her to go out to dinner with him.
On the elevator, Colin stands next to Madolyn. She asks how he knows her.
Colin opens the envelope that Madolyn places on his chest. It's an ultrasound.
Billy is remarking to Madolyn about the fact that there was a cop leaving her...
Madolyn introduces information from Billy's file into the discussion.
On move-in day, Colin looks through Madolyn's things and sees one of her degr...
Having listened to the recording Billy made of Collin and Costello in the the...
Billy continues his session with Madolyn with him speaking of a cop that was ...
Madolyn is asking Costigan why the last patient of the day always ends up bei...
Colin, having told her how he knows who she is, jokes with Madolyn.
After his meet with Queenan and Dignam, Billy has another session with Madolyn.
At dinner, Madolyn is hesitant to deal with the exotic desert.
On move-in day, Colin looks through Madolyn's things and sees one of her degr...
Colin, having told her how he knows who she is, Colin jokes with Madolyn as s...
After his meet with Queenan and Dignam, Billy has another session with Madoly...
Madolyn catches up with Billy on the street outside her office.
Colin, having told her how he knows who she is, Colin jokes with Madolyn as s...
After his meet with Queenan and Dingam, Billy has another session with Madoly...
Costello and Colin hang up. Madolyn questions him about the call.
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