Getting That Girl

Smart and attractive Mandy moves from Washington, D.C. to Southern California in search of a fresh start. She stumbles into a treacherous social scene but remains principled, seeking fun without losing her sense of self. Mandy navigates love, rejection, and the pressure to fit in while staying true to her values.

Apathetic yet charismatic, Andy is rough around the edges and struggles with commitment. He falls for Mandy but fights his own demons, drifting into self-destructive behavior. His actions spark a heartbreak that tests Mandy's tolerance and forces both to confront their flaws.

Tommy's friend who moves in on Mandy with persistent, inappropriate advances. His aggression and drunken bravado lead to a confrontation that Andy resolves, underscoring the danger Mandy faces from predatory peers.

One of McDermott High's two prettiest seniors, Jini befriends Mandy to pull her into the social spotlight. She embodies a sharp, sometimes cruel social strategist who navigates relationships with a wait-and-see attitude.

The other glamorous senior who befriends Mandy and helps reveal her wild side. Jenna is stylish and socially influential, using friendship to shape the group dynamic and Mandy's experiences.

Mandy's friend who, with Ned, pushes Andy to reconnect with her. Ferrat embodies loyalty and practical support, playing a pivotal role in steering the lovers toward resolution.

Ferrat's best friend who backs his efforts to reunite Mandy and Andy. Ned brings humor and camaraderie to the group, helping navigate the high school chaos with a steady attitude.

The star football player who pursues Mandy and hosts a pre-prom party that escalates the drama. He represents the prestige and pressure of popularity within the high school social system.

Jini's younger sister, a freshman who becomes involved when Andy acts on impulse. Her presence triggers consequences that ripple through Mandy's romantic arc and underline the risks of promiscuity.