Stuck in the Suburbs

A regular teenage girl who craves excitement beyond her suburban routine. She forms a close friendship with Natasha Kwon-Schwartz and becomes involved in a plan to rebrand the pop star Jordan Cahill. Through the scheme and its fallout, Brittany learns about the costs and rewards of chasing a bigger life while staying connected to her hometown.

A new girl from Europe and New York who challenges Brittany's conformity and introduces a more unconventional perspective. She persuades Brittany to have fun with Jordan's image and initially explores the thrill of nonconformity. She helps drive the plan to change Jordan's image and reveals the gap between public persona and private life.

A popular pop singer under pressure from a record company to maintain a manufactured image. He initially resists the new changes but grows to see them as a path to creative freedom. The experience challenges him to balance his own voice with the demands of fame.

Jordan's assistant and confidant who becomes entangled in the deception. He initially negotiates the arrangement with Brittany and Natasha, then confesses to the whole situation and helps shape events.

Brittany's mother, a driving force behind the rally to preserve a local landmark. She helps organize the community event that frames the film's climax and demonstrates the power of family involvement.

A family figure within Brittany's circle, representing the suburban family dynamic that contrasts with the glitz of the music world. He provides a grounding presence amid the chaos of the plot.

Brittany's brother, part of the Aarons family unit that anchors the film's home life. He contributes to the everyday atmosphere of the suburb and supports his sister's journey in his own way.

Brittany's sister (or close relative) who participates in the group’s activities and accompanies Brittany to events related to the rally. She embodies the family and community ties that motivate the girls' actions.