Too Many Girls

An impulsive, strong-willed heiress who returns from finishing school intent on attending college. She arrives with a plan to hire discreet bodyguards to keep her safe and free to pursue her dreams at Pottawatomie. Her flirtatious personality clashes with the anti-romance clauses and draws Clint into a complicated romance. As her schemes unfold, she learns to balance independence with genuine affection.

A Princeton football star who becomes Connie's protector and eventual love interest. He is disciplined and focused on his studies and the team, initially keeping his distance because of the contract. His feelings for Connie complicate the anti-romance clause and test his priorities. He must choose between duty and desire as the romance deepens.

A fellow football player and comedic foil who brings camaraderie and levity to the group. He supports the plan to guard Connie while keeping up team spirit and school pride. His presence helps drive the film's lighthearted humor. He remains a loyal teammate throughout the upheaval.

A witty, charismatic member of the bodyguard group who adds charm and resourcefulness. He helps navigate the group’s financial and logistical needs while keeping spirits high. Manuelito contributes to the team dynamic with humor and quick thinking. His allyship strengthens the trio's efforts to protect Connie and the college.

A British playwright who becomes the object of Connie's romantic interest and a foil to the college's plans. His presence introduces a literary and cultured angle to the campus comedy. He embodies a refined charm that contrasts with the scrappy, athletic energy of the students. His role amplifies the theme of unexpected romance on campus.

One of the football players and a key member of the group providing protection and camaraderie. He contributes to the team's dynamic and the film’s infectious energy. His presence helps fuel the athletic and comedic beats that drive the story. He stands as a reliable ally to Clint and Connie's evolving relationship.

Connie's protective tycoon father who uses his influence to support the football program and keep his daughter safe. He is wary of Connie's plans and manipulates connections to influence the college's fate. His protective stance sets up the central tension between freedom and control. His actions propel the plot toward a resolution that reconciles family ambition with love.

A student leader who helps raise funds to keep the college afloat and energizes campus activism. She forms part of the community rallying to save Pottawatomie through student efforts. Her leadership provides a counterpoint to Connie's impulsive plans, grounding the campus in collective action. She and Pepe symbolize student agency in the film.

A fellow student leader and performer who rounds out the fundraising efforts and campus performances. She adds to the musical and social energy of the campus scenes. Pepe’s participation underscores the communal spirit of the film's college setting. She complements Eileen in driving student-led solutions.