Central figure named in the season's subtitle, her relationship with the president forms the core of the third season's plot.
Julie is Lady Bird's best friend and a fellow participant in the school theater program. Lady Bird becomes resentful of Julie's comparative talent and later distances herself while pursuing more popular classmates. On prom night, Lady Bird chooses Julie over the party, and the two rekindle their friendship by attending prom together.
Brigid is Erik and Deirdre's daughter, Aimee's sister, and Richard's partner. She resents her parents for not funding a better lifestyle and feels wounded that her composing dreams have stalled. After confronting Erik's revelations, she later returns to the dark apartment and helps him leave.
College freshman and co-founder of the Kappa Nu sorority.
Molly is class president, academically accomplished, and Amy's closest friend. After learning that her classmates also have promising futures, she pushes Amy to attend a party and repeatedly tries to control their night. She later apologizes, reconciles with Amy, kisses Jared, and delivers an improvised valedictorian speech.
Jamie's estranged girlfriend and a police officer who tracks the protagonists to Florida, ultimately intervening to neutralize the threat posed by the Senator and ensuring the women's safety.
Julia Brizendine's assistant who frequently expresses exasperation at her boss's rigid, emotion-suppressing demeanor. She is described as self-medicating and lives alongside Julia and her parents, serving as a grounded contrast to Julia's academic detachment.
Beanie Feldstein has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Meet the Parents with 1 titles. Signature works include American Crime Story, Lady Bird, Booksmart. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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