The Beverly Hillbillies

A hillbilly patriarch from Arkansas who stumbles into wealth when oil is found on his land. He remains rudimentary yet fiercely loyal to his family, navigating Beverly Hills with a mix of pride and naiveté while trying to do right by them. His simple sensibilities contrast with the opulence around him, driving both humor and heart.

Jed's daughter who brings warmth and animal-loving sincerity to the family. She adapts to city life with curiosity and optimism, while remaining loyal to her roots and loved ones. Her straightforward charm helps bridge the gap between rural manners and Hollywood manners.

A sharp-witted matriarch who guards the Clampetts' money and heritage. She distrusts outsiders and meddling relatives but acts as a protective voice for her family, foiling scams with boldness and grit. Her feisty meddling anchors the heart of the clan.

Jed's nephew, a goofy, well-meaning but somewhat clueless relative. His naive optimism adds humor and a touch of innocence to the city's sophisticated setting.

CEO of the Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills who manages Jed's fortune with a focus on control and status. He views wealth as leverage over others and becomes a central player in the power games of the Clampetts' new life. His rivalry with the Clampetts creates tension, satire, and opportunities for reconciliation.

Drysdale's secretary who becomes an ally to the Clampetts. She evolves from initial misjudgments to taking decisive action to protect Jed and Elly May. Her resourcefulness helps foil the con and restore trust.

Con artist who collaborates with Woodrow to marry Jed and steal his fortune, posing as an etiquette teacher to manipulate him. Her plan hinges on deception and manipulation, threatening the Clampetts' security.

A crafty con artist playing partner to Laura, orchestrating the scam to siphon Jed's money. He uses charm and misdirection to manipulate the Clampetts and trusted friends, escalating conflict.

Milburn Drysdale's son who is pushed to befriend Elly May. His arc touches on romance and the social expectations of a wealthy circle.