Ski Party

Todd is a confident, athletic college student who leads the disguise plan to win Linda’s attention. He treats the ski trip as an adventure, balancing bravado with a willingness to learn from his mistakes. His resourcefulness helps the group navigate the escalating comic chaos.

Craig is a loyal friend who participates in the ruse and endures Freddie’s fixation with him as Nora. He is perceptive, practical, and shows restraint under pressure. His willingness to improvise drives much of the film’s mischief and romance.

Linda is one of the central romantic interests whose relationship with Todd and Barbara forms the emotional throughline. She navigates jealousy and attraction amid a chaotic vacation. Her feelings drive much of the couples’ dynamic.

Barbara is another member of the couple dynamic, balancing warmth and skepticism. She watches the schemes with a wary confidence and ultimately seeks honest connection with her partner. Her presence anchors the social scene at the ski resort.

Freddie is the self-assured, athletic president of the Ski Club who embodies the male ideal in the eyes of many. His obsession with winning attention leads to overbearing behavior and reckless stunts. His antics set the arc’s competitive tension in motion.

Nita is the Swedish ski instructor who uses charm to bend Todd toward daring stunts, revealing depth beyond her exotic image. She challenges assumptions about gender roles and performance under social pressure. Her interactions push Todd to prove himself.

Mr. Pevney is the eccentric lodge manager whose odd behavior and lederhosen add a surreal, comic edge to the vacation. His presence heightens the sense of a wild, out-of-control ski party. He becomes a symbol of the unpredictable world the students stumble into.