Jodi's supportive younger sister navigating her own teenage experiences and family dynamics.
The featured guest star whose arrival triggers backstage scheduling chaos and a rivalry-turned-reconciliation with Miss Piggy, ultimately collaborating with Kermit for the show's resolution.
Starr's white friend at Williamson Prep whose racist comments regarding the protests lead to a permanent rift in their friendship as Starr begins to defend her community.
Jodi's ambitious younger sister seeking validation beyond beauty pageants.
Jenny is a teenage photography enthusiast and one of the film’s two central leads. After accidentally switching phones with Lola, she becomes involved in the frantic search for Trey and the children. Her misunderstanding with Zac and eventual decision to give Lola her photography scholarship complete her emotional and personal growth.
Sammy is Zach’s best friend and songwriting partner. She helps him write music, encourages the formation of their band, posts their songs online, and supports his performances and final fundraiser. Although she and Zach recognize their romantic feelings, they remain deeply connected while facing the limits imposed by his illness.
Protagonist and high school senior who starts as the technical director for the elite Thunderbirds dance team. After faking her dancing credentials to impress a college admissions counselor, she forms her own crew, TBD, learns to dance, and leads them to victory at the Work It competition, ultimately choosing her passion for dance over her parents' expectations.
A teenage protagonist who spends her youth traveling the US in a refurbished RV with her father. After a shocking rupture separates them, she travels alone to Albuquerque to find her mother and discovers more about her father's past and lifestyle choices.
Maddy is Emma's sister and leads the search for her with Alice and Rafael. She uses a phone tracker to locate Emma, confronts Sean and Kunle with a branch, and remains skeptical until the group explains what happened. The next morning, she brings an apology and gift basket to the boys' house.
Sabrina Carpenter has 76 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Tall Girl with 2 titles. Signature works include Girl Meets World, Milo Murphy's Law, Tall Girl. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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