A close friend of Will McKenzie who attends Rudge Park Comprehensive. He is part of the core group that finds itself in awkward situations of their own making while navigating school life.
A famous chariot racer who has abandoned competition and values his freedom. Ordered to marry Nefer, he resists the wedding because he fears losing his independence and wants to preserve his image as a legendary bachelor.
Kingsley is a student and member of the shared-house group whose most prominent plot thread is his tortured relationship with Josie. Their difficult connection gives the ensemble story a sustained emotional conflict, while Kingsley also participates in the wider student experiences involving academic pressure, social life, and uncertain prospects.
Romantic, naive teen constantly heartbroken and seeking love.
Protagonist whose graduation breakup sends him on a chaotic festival journey. He experiences romantic humiliation, accidental tattoos, drug-fueled encounters, and a stage confrontation. Ultimately seeks redemption, reconciles with his friend, and ends up with a new companion while repeating his initial ticket mistake.
Greggs is one of the alien rulers who adopt human names while trying to understand life on Earth. As part of the new regime that seeks Stewart's advice, Greggs is connected to the rulers' efforts to interpret human customs and govern people whose priorities often puzzle them.
Joe Thomas has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Their work is anchored in the The Inbetweeners Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include The Inbetweeners, Mummies, The Festival. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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