Stuck on You

Outgoing and sociable conjoined twin who dreams of Hollywood stardom. He stars in a one-man show and eventually becomes a television celebrity, leveraging his shared condition while Cher co-stars to boost his profile. His ambitions create tension with Bob and drive the pursuit of a film-star life, but they also prompt reflections on independence and family. In the end, he finds creative fulfillment in local theatre and a renewed partnership with his brother.

Reserved and introspective twin who shares a liver with Walt. He longs for stability and May, preferring a quieter life over Hollywood glamour. He initially resists separation, but the emotional and practical costs of their life apart push him toward a more independent future while remaining deeply connected to his brother. After the operation, he builds a life with May in their hometown and helps run the family restaurant.

Pen pal from California who forms a complex bond with Bob, believing he is a boyfriend rather than a brother. Her arrival reveals tensions around honesty and boundaries, and she eventually chooses to marry Bob, accepting the twins’ reality. She experiences the strain of being connected to a secret while seeking her own happiness. Her arc culminates in a family life with Bob and the twins.

An aspiring actress who befriends the twins after moving to California. She is curious about their conjoinment and helps them navigate the Hollywood climate, forming a supportive friendship with Walt and Bob. Her presence adds a grounded perspective to their dreams, and she becomes part of their circle during their attempts to break into show business.

Cher plays a larger-than-life version of herself, becoming involved when she hires Walt as her co-star for a prime-time show. She initially manipulates the situation to secure a hit, but the collaboration ultimately influences Walt’s career, offering a bridge between genuine artistry and showbiz strategy.