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* AdaptationalNationality: Australian in the stage musical, Swedish in the films. In the licensed version (at least in America) of the show, he is said to be from the United States with Greek ancestry.
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* AdaptationalNationality: Australian in the stage musical, Swedish in the films. In the US licensed version (at least in America) of the show, he is said to be from the United States with Greek ancestry.ancestry; in the international licensed version, he is said to be a Londoner with Greek ancestry, with a footnote saying that his home city can be changed to fit the actor playing him.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: In many stage productions, Sophie goes barefoot in the opening scene and many others. In the film, she is a barefoot bride (seen in posters and the end of the scene where Sky picks her up).
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!!!Played by: Lisa Stokke (Original West End), Tina Maddigan (Original Broadway), Creator/AmandaSeyfried (film)
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!!!Played by: Siobhán [=McCarthy=] (Original West End), Louise Pitre (Original Broadway), Creator/MerylStreep (film), Creator/LilyJames (young, film)
-->''"I did a great job with Soph' all by myself, and I won't be muscled out by an ejaculation."''
-->''"I did a great job with Soph' all by myself, and I won't be muscled out by an ejaculation."''
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!!!Played by: Siobhán [=McCarthy=] (Original West End), Louise Pitre (Original Broadway), Creator/MerylStreep (film), [[Music/{{Sugarland}} Jennifer Nettles]] (Hollywood Bowl), Creator/LilyJames (young, film)
-->''"I did -->''"I've done a great damn good job with Soph' Soph, all by myself, and I won't now I'm going to be muscled out by an ejaculation."''
ejaculation!"''
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!!!Played by: Hilton [=McRae=] (Original West End), David W. Keeley (Original Broadway), Creator/PierceBrosnan (film), Jeremy Irvine (young, film)
-->"''Last time I saw your mother she said she never wanted to see me again."''
-->"''Last time I saw your mother she said she never wanted to see me again."''
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!!!Played by: Hilton [=McRae=] (Original West End), David W. Keeley (Original Broadway), Creator/PierceBrosnan (film), Creator/JaimeCamil (Hollywood Bowl), Jeremy Irvine (young, film)
-->"''Last -->"''Sophie, I don't mean to spoil your lovely surprise, but the last time I saw your mother mother, she said she never wanted to see me again."''
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!!!Played by: Nicolas Colicos (Original West End), Ken Marks (Original Broadway), Creator/StellanSkarsgard (film), Josh Dylan (young, film)
-->''"Hey! Right in time for breakfast. We're serving up the works here."''
-->''"Hey! Right in time for breakfast. We're serving up the works here."''
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!!!Played by: Nicolas Colicos (Original West End), Ken Marks (Original Broadway), Creator/StellanSkarsgard (film), Creator/StevenWeber (Hollywood Bowl), Josh Dylan (young, film)
-->''"Hey! Right in -->''"Marriage... Children... Responsibility. I'm a writer. I made up my mind a long time for breakfast. We're serving up the works here.ago: I walk a lone path."''
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!!!Played by: Paul Clarkson (Original West End), Dean Nolen (Original Broadway), Creator/ColinFirth (film), Creator/HughSkinner (young, film)
-->''"I bought her this [guitar]. It cost me ten quid plus my Johnny Rotten T-shirt."''
-->''"I bought her this [guitar]. It cost me ten quid plus my Johnny Rotten T-shirt."''
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!!!Played by: Paul Clarkson (Original West End), Dean Nolen (Original Broadway), Creator/ColinFirth (film), Creator/HamishLinklater (Hollywood Bowl), Creator/HughSkinner (young, film)
-->''"I boughther this [guitar]. It cost me ten [guitar] for her. Ten quid plus and my Johnny Rotten T-shirt."''
T-shirt. So now who says I'm an unadventurous old stick-in-the mud?"''
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-->''"It's my last night of freedom... which is what some might see it, but for me it's the last night before the greatest adventure of my life."''
-->''"It's my last night of freedom... which is what some might see it, but for me it's the last night before the greatest adventure of my life."''
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!!!Played by: Andrew Langtree (Original West End), Joe Machota (Original Broadway), Creator/DominicCooper (film)
(film), Creator/CorbinBleu (Hollywood Bowl)
-->''"It's my last night of freedom... which iswhat how some people might see it, but for me me, it's the last night before the greatest adventure of my life."''
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!!!Tanya played by: Louise Plowright (Original West End), Karen Mason (Original Broadway), Creator/ChristineBaranski (film), Jessica Keenan Wynn (young, film)
!!!Rosie played by: Jenny Galloway (Original West End), Judy Kaye (Original Broadway), Creator/JulieWalters (film), Alexa Davies (young, film)
!!!Tanya played by: Louise Plowright (Original West End), Karen Mason (Original Broadway), Creator/ChristineBaranski (film), Jessica Keenan Wynn (young, film)
!!!Rosie played by: Jenny Galloway (Original West End), Judy Kaye (Original Broadway), Creator/JulieWalters (film), Alexa Davies (young, film)
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[[folder:Tanya Chesnam-Leigh Chesham-Leigh and Rosie Mulligan]]
!!!Tanya played by: Louise Plowright (Original West End), Karen Mason (Original Broadway), Creator/ChristineBaranski (film), Creator/TishaCampbell (HollywoodBowl), Jessica Keenan Wynn (young, film)
!!!Rosie played by: Jenny Galloway (Original West End), Judy Kaye (Original Broadway), Creator/JulieWalters (film), Lea [=DeLaria=] (Hollywood Bowl), Alexa Davies (young, film)
!!!Tanya played by: Louise Plowright (Original West End), Karen Mason (Original Broadway), Creator/ChristineBaranski (film), Creator/TishaCampbell (HollywoodBowl), Jessica Keenan Wynn (young, film)
!!!Rosie played by: Jenny Galloway (Original West End), Judy Kaye (Original Broadway), Creator/JulieWalters (film), Lea [=DeLaria=] (Hollywood Bowl), Alexa Davies (young, film)
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!!Played by:''' Eliza Lumley and Melissa Gibson (original West End production), Sara Inbar and Tanya Doran (original Broadway production), Ashley Lilley and Rachel [=McDowall=] (movie)
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Flirting with several people, casually dating and sleeping with three different men within a couple weeks of each other, moving to a foreign country with a guy she just met on a lark? Totally fine, since it's all in good fun and Donna never lies to any of her partners or two-times them. Sleeping with another woman's fiancé? ''Absolutely not'', and she ends it as soon as she finds out.
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* GoodParents: Sophie makes it clear that Donna was a wonderful mother, and both have some anxiety about how their relationship will inevitably change once Sophie gets married and has her own life. Despite these fears, Donna is supportive of her relationship and just wants her daughter to be happy. She's even understanding when Sophie confesses to having tried to track down her dad.
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* NiceGirl: Donna is a kind, friendly woman to everyone she meets.
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* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: All three of her known partners are kind, supportive men - Bill has a wild streak, but he's just as respectful and friendly as Harry and Sam. Notably, when Donna finds out Sam is engaged, she dumps him on the spot, and seems angry not just that he lied to her, but also that he lied to his actual girlfriend. Two decades later, he has to grovel a bit and prove he's truly sorry and realizes what he did was wrong before she makes up with him.
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* LoveAtFirstSight: According to the movie sequel, Rosie fell hard for Bill within a couple minutes of meeting him and talked about how she'd love to have his babies and grow old with him, all before he even knew her name. Decades later, they enter an on-off relationship.
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[[folder:Ali and Lisa]]
!!Played by:''' Eliza Lumley and Melissa Gibson (original West End production), Sara Inbar and Tanya Doran (original Broadway production), Ashley Lilley and Rachel [=McDowall=] (movie)
Sophie's best friends and bridesmaids.
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* AdaptationalSkimpiness: In the film, they're visibly wearing bikinis under their clothes.
* AudienceSurrogate: The audience finds out about the mechanics and motivations of Sophie's plan at the same time as Ali and Lisa.
* ChildhoodFriends: The two of them have been vacationing on the island for years and have known Sophie since they were all little. They greet each other with a child-like chant as adults, and Sophie makes them her bridesmaids.
* GenkiGirl: They are enthused about the wedding preparations and are pretty excited and giggling during the "Honey, Honey" musical number.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Lisa is initially a bit hesitant about reading Donna's diary to find out about Sophie's father. However, she gets more excited about the drama as the scene progresses.
* ParentalSexualitySquick: They are a bit uncomfortable about some of the sexual references in their best friend's mother's diary, although Ali also cracks some jokes about it.
* SecretKeeper: They are the only people who know that Sophie invited Sam, Bill, and Harry to find out which of them is her father.
* SequelNonEntity: Neither of them appears in the sequel.
* ThoseTwoGirls: They share most of their screen time and plot relevance.
[[folder:Ali and Lisa]]
!!Played by:''' Eliza Lumley and Melissa Gibson (original West End production), Sara Inbar and Tanya Doran (original Broadway production), Ashley Lilley and Rachel [=McDowall=] (movie)
Sophie's best friends and bridesmaids.
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* AdaptationalSkimpiness: In the film, they're visibly wearing bikinis under their clothes.
* AudienceSurrogate: The audience finds out about the mechanics and motivations of Sophie's plan at the same time as Ali and Lisa.
* ChildhoodFriends: The two of them have been vacationing on the island for years and have known Sophie since they were all little. They greet each other with a child-like chant as adults, and Sophie makes them her bridesmaids.
* GenkiGirl: They are enthused about the wedding preparations and are pretty excited and giggling during the "Honey, Honey" musical number.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Lisa is initially a bit hesitant about reading Donna's diary to find out about Sophie's father. However, she gets more excited about the drama as the scene progresses.
* ParentalSexualitySquick: They are a bit uncomfortable about some of the sexual references in their best friend's mother's diary, although Ali also cracks some jokes about it.
* SecretKeeper: They are the only people who know that Sophie invited Sam, Bill, and Harry to find out which of them is her father.
* SequelNonEntity: Neither of them appears in the sequel.
* ThoseTwoGirls: They share most of their screen time and plot relevance.
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!!!Played by: Siobhán McCarthy [=McCarthy=] (Original West End), Louise Pitre (Original Broadway), Creator/MerylStreep (film), Creator/LilyJames (young, film)
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[[folder:Bill Anderson]]
!!!Played by: Creator/StellanSkarsgard, Josh Dylan (young)
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Austin/Anderson]]
!!!Played by:Creator/StellanSkarsgard, Nicolas Colicos (Original West End), Ken Marks (Original Broadway), Creator/StellanSkarsgard (film), Josh Dylan (young)(young, film)
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!!!Played by: Creator/ColinFirth, Paul Clarkson (Original West End), Dean Nolen (Original Broadway), Creator/ColinFirth (film), Creator/HughSkinner (young)(young, film)
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!!!Played by: Creator/DominicCooperby: Andrew Langtree (Original West End), Joe Machota (Original Broadway), Creator/DominicCooper (film)
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!!!Tanya played by: Creator/ChristineBaranski, by: Louise Plowright (Original West End), Karen Mason (Original Broadway), Creator/ChristineBaranski (film), Jessica Keenan Wynn (young)
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!!!Rosie played by:Creator/JulieWalters, Jenny Galloway (Original West End), Judy Kaye (Original Broadway), Creator/JulieWalters (film), Alexa Davies (young)
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* PlasticBitch: Tanya is a heroic example; she's a good, supportive friend to Donna and an HonoraryAunt to Sophie. However, she's still a vain and rich SerialSpouse, which fits with Rosie's lines about her having a bunch of cosmetic surgery done.
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* DisappearedDad: Grew up without a father, and wants to find her biological dad.
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* DisappearedDad: Grew She grew up without a father, and wants to find her biological dad.dad. [[spoiler: She never does learn which is the one, but in the end she's happy to have all three as her "dads" and vice-versa, and one of them, Sam, becomes her stepfather.]]
* EasilyForgiven: Nobody seems to mind that Sophie abruptly cancels the wedding, especially her fiancé. [[spoiler: It helps that she doesn’t break up with him, just that she isn’t ready to settle down on the island with marriage just yet, and a wedding still takes place with Donna and Sam deciding to get married instead.]]
* GeneHunting: Sophie is trying to find her biological father, hence the wedding invitations to her mother's three flings.
* GeneHunting: Sophie is trying to find her biological father, hence the wedding invitations to her mother's three flings.
* PrecisionFStrike: When Harry gives Donna a check of UndisclosedFunds to cover Sophie's wedding, Donna exclaims, "Holy shit!" in the stage version, the only scripted profanity in the production. In the film, it is downplayed to a BigWhat reaction.
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* StrugglingSingleMother: Raised Sophie mostly by herself in a foreign country, without familial support, while also trying to get her hotel set up. Sophie understands in the sequel that it couldn't have been easy for Donna, but she knew she could do it.
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* StrugglingSingleMother: Raised She raised Sophie mostly by herself in a foreign country, without familial support, while also trying to get her hotel set up. Sophie understands in the sequel that it couldn't have been easy for Donna, but she knew she could do it.
* ButNotTooGay: [[spoiler:Harry]] and his boyfriend get maybe half a minute of screentime, on a generous count, and they don't kiss or anything, but tango off.
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* FormerTeenRebel: Was once a rock musician who called himself "Head Banger" before becoming a straight-laced businessman.
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* FormerTeenRebel: Was He was once a rock musician who called himself "Head Banger" before becoming a straight-laced businessman.businessman.
* NoBisexuals: Harry is oftentimes referred to as "gay" among fans and the filmmakers, despite saying that Donna was the only woman he ever loved, which implies that he may be bi with a preference for men. To what extent Harry likes women is pretty unclear.
* NoBisexuals: Harry is oftentimes referred to as "gay" among fans and the filmmakers, despite saying that Donna was the only woman he ever loved, which implies that he may be bi with a preference for men. To what extent Harry likes women is pretty unclear.
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* MrFanService: Plenty is given by Sky, who spends the majority of the film in either half unbuttoned shirts, or just no shirt at all. He also sings Lay All Your Love On Me shirtless before being lifted and thrown into the sea by dozens of other young, fit men all of whom are wearing nothing but tight swim shorts and snorkles.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Young Harry is a socially awkward, earnest little dweeb, and it's impossible not to love him for it (much of it is helped by Hugh Skinner's portrayal of the character). Highlights include explaining, in great detail, how he plans to "stealthily" hold Donna's hand to Donna, and serenading her with "Waterloo."
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* YourCheatingHeart: Cheated on his fiance with Donna.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Although they have their own subplots, their main role in the original and sequel is to be Donna's funny longtime friends.
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* HeroicBastard: She was born from her unwed mother having sex with one of three men who fathered Sophie.
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* SerialSpouse: Tanya is very blase about having had at least three marriages.
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* SerialSpouse: Tanya is very blase blasé about having had at least three marriages.
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Sophie's fiance.
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* WhatTheHellHero: When he learns Sophie invited three men who could be her dad, just to walk her down the aisle, he was not happy about it. Unlike most people though, he goes the UnderstandingBoyfriend route and still goes through with her "sodding circus" to make her happy. He just wishes she had told him sooner, not hours before the wedding.
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* WhatTheHellHero: When he learns Sophie invited three men who could be her dad, just to walk her down the aisle, he was is not happy about it. Unlike most people though, he goes the UnderstandingBoyfriend route and still goes through with her "sodding circus" to make her happy. He just wishes she had told him sooner, not hours before the wedding.
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Dewicking per TRS decision.
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* BiTheWay: Says he loved Donna, and [[spoiler:gets a boyfriend at the end of the first film]].
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* AdaptationalNationality: Australian in the stage musical, Swedish in the films. In the licensed version (at least in America) of the show, he is said to be from the United States.
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* AdaptationalNationality: Australian in the stage musical, Swedish in the films. In the licensed version (at least in America) of the show, he is said to be from the United States. States with Greek ancestry.
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* AdaptationalNationality: Australian in the stage musical, Swedish in the films. In the licensed version (at least in America) of the show, he is said to be from the United States.
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* WhatTheHellHero: When he learns Sophie invited three men who could be her dad, just to walk her down the aisle, he was not happy about it. Unlike most people though, he goes the UnderstandingBoyfriend route and still goes through with her "sodding circus" to make her happy. He just wishes she had told him sooner, not hours before the wedding.
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* LastHetRomance: For [[spoiler:Harry, who ends the first film with a boyfriend]]; she was apparently the last girl he ever loved.
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* HappilyMarried: Not to the first woman he married, but [[spoiler:eventually becomes this with Donna until her death]].
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* AdaptationNameChange: From Bill ''Austin'' in the stage musical to Bill ''Anderson'' in the film; as a nod to his actor being Swedish.
* AdaptationalNationality: Australian in the stage musical, Swedish in the films.
* AdaptationalNationality: Australian in the stage musical, Swedish in the films.
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* TheOneThatGotAway: Rosie had feelings for him when they were younger and hasn't gotten over him in the present.
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* BiTheWay: Says he loved Donna, and [[spoiler:gets a boyfriend at the end of the first film]].
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-->''"I wanted to get married knowing who I am."''
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-->''"It's my last night of freedom... which is what some might see it, but for me it's the last night before the greatest adventure of my life."''
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* EthicalSlut: She has no problem sleeping with a relative stranger, or even suggesting she and Sam move to Greece together after they've been dating for only a week. But when she finds out Sam was engaged and lied to her about it, she was ''pissed''.
* GoodBadGirl: As a young woman, Donna was rebellious and free-spirited, as well as pretty promiscuous. However, even back then, she was very kind and cheerful, and adores Sophie completely.
* GoodBadGirl: As a young woman, Donna was rebellious and free-spirited, as well as pretty promiscuous. However, even back then, she was very kind and cheerful, and adores Sophie completely.
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'''Rosie:''' Not with all that plastic surgery.
'''Rosie:''' Not with all that plastic surgery.
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* DisappearedDad: Grew up without a father, and wants to find her biological dad.
* DoesNotLikeShoes: In many stage productions, Sophie goes barefoot in the opening scene and many others. In the film, she is a barefoot bride (seen in posters and the end of the scene where Sky picks her up).
* GenerationXerox: Like her mother, she gets pregnant at a young age on the same Greek island. The sequel explores the similarities and differences in their life stories.
* NiceGirl: While impulsive and a bit naive in the first film, Sophie is genuinely well-meaning and kind.
* DoesNotLikeShoes: In many stage productions, Sophie goes barefoot in the opening scene and many others. In the film, she is a barefoot bride (seen in posters and the end of the scene where Sky picks her up).
* GenerationXerox: Like her mother, she gets pregnant at a young age on the same Greek island. The sequel explores the similarities and differences in their life stories.
* NiceGirl: While impulsive and a bit naive in the first film, Sophie is genuinely well-meaning and kind.
* IconicOutfit: Her blue overalls.
* ParentsAsPeople: While she does love Sophie, they have trouble letting go of each other. Donna's love life is focused on extensively as well.
* ReallyGetsAround: Despite claiming not to be the kind of person who sleeps with someone right away, she actually went and did exactly that multiple times, resulting in Sophie's paternity disputes.
* ReallyGetsAround: Despite claiming not to be the kind of person who sleeps with someone right away, she actually went and did exactly that multiple times, resulting in Sophie's paternity disputes.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Cheated on his fiance with Donna.
* IWasQuiteALooker: The ferry worker mentions in the sequel that Bill hasn't aged well.
--> '''Ferry Worker:''' Your face... it collapsed!
* ReallyGetsAround: According to his great-aunt, Bill's got a lot of notches in his bedpost, and Rosie's dialogue in the sequel implies that his infidelity is the reason they broke up.
* SexyScandinavian: The sequel applies this trope to the Swedish Bill. When they were younger, Rosie had feelings for him, and specifically calls him the "hot Scandi guy".
--> '''Ferry Worker:''' Your face... it collapsed!
* ReallyGetsAround: According to his great-aunt, Bill's got a lot of notches in his bedpost, and Rosie's dialogue in the sequel implies that his infidelity is the reason they broke up.
* SexyScandinavian: The sequel applies this trope to the Swedish Bill. When they were younger, Rosie had feelings for him, and specifically calls him the "hot Scandi guy".
* {{Adorkable}}: Young Harry is a socially awkward, earnest little dweeb, and it's impossible not to love him for it (much of it is helped by Hugh Skinner's portrayal of the character). Highlights include explaining, in great detail, how he plans to "stealthily" hold Donna's hand to Donna, and serenading her with "Waterloo."
* ButtMonkey: Harry takes a lot of abuse, both in the past and in the present.
* ButtMonkey: Harry takes a lot of abuse, both in the past and in the present.
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* FamilyVersusCareer: He spends the first part of the sequel away in New York for a lucrative job thing, and wonders if he and Sophie should relocate there. Sophie protests because of the work she's already put into the hotel.
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Characters of the musical ''Mamma Mia'' and its film sequel, ''Film/MammaMiaHereWeGoAgain''.
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[[folder:Sophie Sheridan]]
!!!Played by: Creator/AmandaSeyfried
Donna's daughter, who is about to get married. In an attempt to find out who her father is, she sends wedding invitations to the three likely candidates, kickstarting the plot.
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[[folder:Donna Sheridan]]
!!!Played by: Creator/MerylStreep, Creator/LilyJames (young)
Sophie's single mother, who owns the Greek island hotel where the story takes place. Also the lead singer of the girl group Donna and the Dynamos.
* TheOneThatGotAway: To all of Sophie's potential fathers, to some extent -- as Sophie points out, they wouldn't have answered a random invitation to go to her wedding after 20 years of radio silence if they still didn't think fondly of her. She's especially this for [[spoiler:Sam, who left her to end his engagement and come back to her, and loved her the entire time they were apart.]]
* StrugglingSingleMother: Raised Sophie mostly by herself in a foreign country, without familial support, while also trying to get her hotel set up. Sophie understands in the sequel that it couldn't have been easy for Donna, but she knew she could do it.
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[[folder:Sam Carmichael]]
!!!Played by: Creator/PierceBrosnan, Jeremy Irvine (young)
One of Sophie's potential fathers, Sam is an architect whose relationship with Donna ended when she found out he was engaged.
* LastGuyWins: The last guy Donna meets, [[spoiler:and the one she gets together with in the end]].
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[[folder:Bill Anderson]]
!!!Played by: Creator/StellanSkarsgard, Josh Dylan (young)
The second of Sophie's potential fathers, Bill is a travel personality who specifically does a lot of sailing.
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[[folder:Harry Bright]]
!!!Played by: Creator/ColinFirth, Hugh Skinner (young)
The third of Sophie's potential fathers, Harry is a former musician turned businessman.
* FormerTeenRebel: Was once a rock musician who called himself "Head Banger" before becoming a straight-laced businessman.
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[[folder:Sky]]
!!!Played by: Creator/DominicCooper
Sophie's fiance.
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[[folder:Tanya Chesnam-Leigh and Rosie Mulligan]]
!!!Tanya played by: Creator/ChristineBaranski, Jessica Keenan Wynn (young)
!!!Rosie played by: Creator/JulieWalters, Alexa Davies (young)
Donna's two best friends and the other members of Donna and the Dynamos.
* HairstyleInertia: In the sequel, they retain the same hairstyles from their youth -- Tanya has always had the straight brown bob with bangs, while Rosie has always had the pixie cut.
* HonoraryAunt: To Sophie, who refers to them as "Aunt Tanya" and "Aunt Rosie". As the daughter of their best friend, they're very involved and show up to all of Sophie's major life events.
* SerialSpouse: Tanya is very blase about having had at least three marriages.
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[[folder:Sophie Sheridan]]
!!!Played by: Creator/AmandaSeyfried
Donna's daughter, who is about to get married. In an attempt to find out who her father is, she sends wedding invitations to the three likely candidates, kickstarting the plot.
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[[folder:Donna Sheridan]]
!!!Played by: Creator/MerylStreep, Creator/LilyJames (young)
Sophie's single mother, who owns the Greek island hotel where the story takes place. Also the lead singer of the girl group Donna and the Dynamos.
* TheOneThatGotAway: To all of Sophie's potential fathers, to some extent -- as Sophie points out, they wouldn't have answered a random invitation to go to her wedding after 20 years of radio silence if they still didn't think fondly of her. She's especially this for [[spoiler:Sam, who left her to end his engagement and come back to her, and loved her the entire time they were apart.]]
* StrugglingSingleMother: Raised Sophie mostly by herself in a foreign country, without familial support, while also trying to get her hotel set up. Sophie understands in the sequel that it couldn't have been easy for Donna, but she knew she could do it.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Sam Carmichael]]
!!!Played by: Creator/PierceBrosnan, Jeremy Irvine (young)
One of Sophie's potential fathers, Sam is an architect whose relationship with Donna ended when she found out he was engaged.
* LastGuyWins: The last guy Donna meets, [[spoiler:and the one she gets together with in the end]].
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Bill Anderson]]
!!!Played by: Creator/StellanSkarsgard, Josh Dylan (young)
The second of Sophie's potential fathers, Bill is a travel personality who specifically does a lot of sailing.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Harry Bright]]
!!!Played by: Creator/ColinFirth, Hugh Skinner (young)
The third of Sophie's potential fathers, Harry is a former musician turned businessman.
* FormerTeenRebel: Was once a rock musician who called himself "Head Banger" before becoming a straight-laced businessman.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Sky]]
!!!Played by: Creator/DominicCooper
Sophie's fiance.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Tanya Chesnam-Leigh and Rosie Mulligan]]
!!!Tanya played by: Creator/ChristineBaranski, Jessica Keenan Wynn (young)
!!!Rosie played by: Creator/JulieWalters, Alexa Davies (young)
Donna's two best friends and the other members of Donna and the Dynamos.
* HairstyleInertia: In the sequel, they retain the same hairstyles from their youth -- Tanya has always had the straight brown bob with bangs, while Rosie has always had the pixie cut.
* HonoraryAunt: To Sophie, who refers to them as "Aunt Tanya" and "Aunt Rosie". As the daughter of their best friend, they're very involved and show up to all of Sophie's major life events.
* SerialSpouse: Tanya is very blase about having had at least three marriages.
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