Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm

A bright, hopeful girl whose singing talent fuels the plot. She negotiates family upheaval and guardianship with resilience, using her voice to seek independence. Her warmth and determination help bridge the gap between rural life and the big city spotlight.

A sharp, ambitious ad executive who falls for Rebecca after hearing her on the radio. He recognizes her talent and tries to secure her for the cereal campaign, balancing business with a growing personal affection. His conflict between professional ambitions and genuine feeling drives much of the plot.

A protective, practical matriarch who takes Rebecca in and resists the temptations of fame for her niece. She has a wary history with the entertainment world and Homer, adding emotional depth to the guardianship conflict. Her decision ultimately centers on Rebecca's welfare.

Rebecca's scheming guardian who cares more about profit than her well-being. He tries to seize control of Rebecca's singing future and exploit it for financial gain. His actions create the central conflict that Rebecca must overcome.

A neighbor and cousin figure who brings warmth and love into the story, often with Gwen and Tony's chemistry. She offers friendship and support to Rebecca while navigating her own feelings for Tony. Her presence broadens the social circle around Rebecca.

A rival singer whose presence heightens the competitive atmosphere of the contest and the love triangle. She embodies fame's temptations and adds tension to Tony's relationship with Rebecca. Her role amplifies the drama surrounding performance and romance.

Tony's assistant who triggers major misunderstandings with his misread of Rebecca's identity. His comical mistakes push Rebecca toward discovery and vindication. He adds lightness to the plot while highlighting the chaos of live radio.

Miranda's former fiancé who temporarily aids Rebecca and helps the plan unfold. His past with Miranda adds warmth and reconciliation to the story. He ultimately seeks forgiveness for past hurts.