Birthday Party Guest (played by Kelli Berglund) is a protagonist in Bye Bye Benjamin.
Bill (played by Ted Danson) appears in Bye Bye Benjamin.
Theodore Everest (played by Jason Segel) appears in Bye Bye Benjamin.
Janet (played by Lolita Davidovich) appears in Bye Bye Benjamin.
Benjamin Osgood (played by Benjamin Bryan) appears in Bye Bye Benjamin.
A savvy ten-year-old business executive who must navigate corporate life while deciding how grown-up he wants to be after meeting a coworker's daughter. Mr. Ruby (played by Seymour Cassel) appears in Bye Bye Benjamin.
Kid at Birthday party (played by Ryan Elmore) appears in Bye Bye Benjamin.
Guest at Birthday party (played by Barbara Elmore) appears in Bye Bye Benjamin.
Bye Bye Benjamin (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Birthday Party Guest
(played by Kelli Berglund) — protagonist
Bill
(played by Ted Danson) — supporting
Theodore Everest
(played by Jason Segel) — supporting
Janet
(played by Lolita Davidovich) — supporting
Benjamin Osgood
(played by Benjamin Bryan) — supporting
A savvy ten-year-old business executive who must navigate corporate life while deciding how grown-up he wants to be after meeting a coworker's daughter.
Mr. Ruby
(played by Seymour Cassel) — supporting
Kid at Birthday party
(played by Ryan Elmore) — supporting
Guest at Birthday party
(played by Barbara Elmore) — supporting
Birthday Party Guest
(played by Roland Armstorff) — supporting
Kid at birthday party
(played by Griffin Armstorff) — supporting
VP of Marketing
(played by Taylor Baugh) — supporting
Basketball player
(played by Austin Majors) — minor
Benjamin's Associate
(played by Jason T. Little) — minor
Board member
(played by Tony Giammattei) — minor
Birthday Party Guest
(played by Cherie Fryman) — minor
Birthday kid
(played by Sean Gabriel Moore) — minor
Benjamin's associate
(played by Justin Little) — minor
Lacy's friend
(played by Taylor Lipman) — minor
Lacy
(played by Kali Majors) — minor
Mr. Coleman
(played by Malcolm McDowell) — minor
Story Analysis
A young business executive navigates the tension between corporate adulthood and youthful authenticity.