American Pie / Characters

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L-R/T-B: Vicky, Oz, Heather, Michelle, Michelle's Flute, Stifler, Kevin, Finch, Jessica, Jim's Dad, Jim, Nadia

The cast of American Pie.

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The Main Guys

Jim Levenstein

James Emanuel "Jim" Levenstein

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Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

"I am a band geek. I just never joined the band."

The main protagonist of the first, second, and fourth films in the original American Pie series.

All Men Are Perverts: Played straight, but it is a source of trouble for him. Watching porn, mistaking glue for lubricant and other things.
A Man Is Always Eager: Although he ends up passing on Nadia to be with Michelle.
Betty and Veronica: The Archie to Michelle's Betty and Nadia's Veronica.
Brick Joke: Apparently just about everybody saw the Nadia video... Even Kara, who was around five during the events of the first film, tells Jim in Reunion that she saw it.
Butt-Monkey: He usually gets the worst of the humiliations.
Caught with Your Pants Down: Several times.
- In the first movie, we have the pie scene. Also, the intro involves Jim's parents walking in while he's trying to watch a scrambled porno. A tube sock preserves what little dignity he has left. Noah lampshades it when, in a later scene, he finds condoms in Jim's nightstand.
- In the intro of the second movie when Jim's parents come to visit him on the college campus only to walk in just as he having sex with a girl. Doesn't help that said girl's parents suddenly show up too. Also in the second movie, Jim mistakes superglue for lube and glues himself to... himself. And his other hand to the porn movie he was wanking to.
- In the intro to the third movie, Jim's Dad interrupts Michelle giving Jim head under the table. In a restaurant. It's safe to say that pretty much all of the movies start with this. The third movie also had Jim and Stifler getting caught engaging in what appeared to be bestiality, and Stifler having sex with Jim's grandmother.
- The fourth movie has Jim getting caught jerking off by his son and shutting his laptop on his dick, then walking into the bathroom finding Michelle masturbating in the bathtub.
Dogged Nice Guy: To Nadia. Subverted in that Nadia does have some interest in Jim, but there's always something keeping them apart.
Happily Married: Eventually with Michelle. They get married in the third film.
Hormone-Addled Teenager: In his first scene he is seen getting ready to masturbate to porn.
Humiliation Conga: He suffers at least a couple of these moments in every movie.
Informed Judaism: A subversion. It's not directly stated until American Wedding, where his grandmother berates Michelle for not being Jewish (which in itself must be some kind of in-joke considering Alyson Hannigan's role as Willow on Buffy), and the wedding itself is mentioned as being a half-Jewish wedding. In American Reunion, Jim's Dad watches his son's old Bar Mitzvah tape.
Lovable Sex Maniac: He's quite sex-obsessed, but still a sympathetic character.
Love Epiphany: In the sequel, Jim realizes he loves Michelle when, while talking to Nadia, he finds himself quoting, "This one time, at band camp..."
Nervous Wreck: Especially when he finds himself in embarrassing situations (all the time).
Nice Guy: One of the nicest in the films. He's generally friendly and well-meaning, if a bit awkward.
Once Done, Never Forgotten: His humiliating encounter with Nadia, which was broadcast online and haunted him for years, to the point that he's still recognized for it in Reunion, over thirteen years later!
Pinball Protagonist: You'd swear that the fates were keeping Jim from getting with Nadia so that he could get with Michelle instead. The fanservice moments in each film usually happen beyond Jim's control (the guys pressure him into filming Nadia and the video goes viral, Stifler pressures him into doing gay stuff to get Amber and Danielle to do lesbian stuff and Kara practically forces herself on Jim).
Precision F-Strike: After (badly) playing the trombone in front of an entire audience, Jim gets overconfident and shouts "I HAVE GIGANTIC BALLS!"
Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: Meek dorky Jim is the Sensitive Guy to Stifler's crass, obnoxious Manly Jerk Jock.
Speed Sex: Infamously so with Nadia in the first movie, where he didn't even get to the actual sex part, instead climaxing twice just from overexcitement! And since he stupidly agreed to broadcast the whole thing online, his humiliation follows him for years.
Supporting Protagonist: Of American Wedding, sidelined by Stifler's antics despite his wedding being the main storyline.
Tacky Tuxedo: During the prom in the first film, he dons the infamous blue ruffles tuxedo.
This Loser Is You: Jason Biggs seems to have made a career out of playing this type of character. (Hell, one of his movies actually had the title "Loser").
Unlucky Everydude: Easily has the worst luck out of all the characters, being always in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Wacky Parent, Serious Child: With Noah. Jim is hardly serious, but he can still qualify being a fairly normal teenager, while Mr. Levenstein is not exactly a normal father.

Kevin Myers

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Played By: Thomas Ian Nicholas

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

"Separately, we are flawed and vulnerable, but together we are the masters of our sexual destiny."

The gang's unofficial leader. Kevin is usually the one who kickstarts their sexual adventures.

The Artifact: Kevin was the Deuteragonist of the first film after Jim, but thanks to the breakout characters of Finch and Stifler, by the time American Wedding rolled around there was really nothing for him to do, especially since his love interest Vicky wasn't even in the movie. But because he was Jim's best friend it would've been strange for him not to be in the wedding party so he was basically just around to stand there and hardly say anything.
Better as Friends: He and Vicky end up this way.
Character Catchphrase: His "to the next step" toasts. Becomes a Subverted Catchphrase in the third movie when Jim and Finch tell him to knock it off.
Deuteragonist: Of the first film.
Did Not Get the Girl: Vicky leaves for college elsewhere at the end of the first film, then in the second film turns up with a new boyfriend. Kevin eventually decides that he would rather have Vicky as a friend, than not in his life at all.
Dogged Nice Guy: His relationship with Vicki turns him into this after he accidentally insults her in the first film and doesn't fully recover until he learns to let go at the end of the sequel.
The Face: The closest thing the core group has to one.
First Love: With Vicky. The passage of time and expanding his social circle allowed Kevin to eventually get over Vicky and any romantic feelings he may still have for her are treated as little more than fond memories.
The Generic Guy: He's not as dorky as Jim, a Lovable Jock like Oz or posh like Finch. There's a reason he got sidelined in favor of Stifler and Finch.
Happily Married: To Ellie in Reunion. He has a crisis of conscience when he suspects that Vicky mught have slept with him while he was drunk, but it turned out to be false.
Innocently Insensitive: His character arcs usually revolve around insulting or alienating Vicky and having to patch things up with her.
The Leader: In the first movie, he's something like this among the four main friends. He can also qualify as a Standardized Leader.
A Man Is Always Eager: In the first film, he wants to have sex after two years of dating Vicky, but Vicky isn't quite sure if she's ready. They wind up doing it at Stifler's post-prom party.
Nice Guy: He's a bit pushy in the original film, but gets better in the sequels, and is always trying to keep the group together.
Only Sane Man: Shares this role with Oz.
Out of Focus: In American Wedding. He appears in every scene involving Jim's wedding but doesn't have much to say or do.
Platonic Declaration of Love: Gives Vicky one during their reunion. After years of personal growth, it manages to sound even more heartfelt than his original love confession.
Running Gag: In Wedding, everyone repeatedly tells him to shut up. Ironically, he doesn't have many lines in the film to begin with.
Supporting Leader: The closest thing to a leader in the main group, but he's not the main character.

Chris "Oz" Ostreicher

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Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

"You find a girl, you two become best friends and you don't bother counting how many times you have sex with each other, you just laugh at the people who do count."

The easygoing lacrosse player Christopher "Oz" Ostreicher tends to exaggerate his success with women, but he's at least a stinkfinger more experienced than the rest of the crew. After realising that emulating Stifler isn't going to help him lose his virginity, Oz does a bit of reflection.

'90s Hair: Oz had a fairly dated haircut in highschool. By the time of the sequel he looks more stylish.
The Big Guy: Plays on the lacrosse team in the first film.
The Bus Came Back: In Reunion. No explanation is given for his absence in American Wedding, other than him saying he wasn't going to miss the reunion after not attending Jim's wedding.
Casanova Wannabe: He starts out as this in the first film, despite being more athletic and handsome than his friends (to be fair, "Suck me, beautiful" wasn't exactly a good pick-up line.) He stops when he finds out women aren't turned on by it and actually gets a good Character Development after he falls in love with Heather. He even briefly went by the nickname "Nova" before getting humbled.
Downtime Downgrade: Oz and Heather split up sometime after graduating. This causes Oz to have an emotional breakdown, if his appearance on Celebrity Dance-Off is any indication.
Gentle Giant: The resident tall Big Guy and much more sensitive than he looks.
Lonely at the Top: Oz went on to become a major sports anchor, which was enough to get him a spot on Celebrity Dance Off, a lavish mansion and a supermodel girlfriend by the time he was thirty, but he's visibly unsatisifed with the lifestyle and by the end of American Reunion he's considered pushing it all aside to hang out with his friends and rekindle his old love.
Lovable Jock: Despite his initial reputation as a Jerk Jock, he's actually a Nice Guy.
Mr. Fanservice: Being a lacrosse player, he's in insanely good shape and is seen in a towel after hitting the showers. Then there's his intimate moments with Heather.
Nice Guy: After his Character Development in the first film. He even manages to get along with Stifler without many issues.
Only Sane Man: Shares this role with Kevin.
Only Known by Their Nickname: Only Heather calls him "Chris" at first, but when they become an Official Couple, she lovingly refers to him as Oz.
Put on a Bus: Does not appear in American Wedding, despite being one of Jim's best friends.
Sequel Non-Entity: In Wedding. Nobody acknowledges his existence.
Stepford Smiler: By the time of the reunion, he's sunk pretty low due to breaking up with Heather. He hides it for awhile due to becoming a successful tv personality with a supermodel girlfriend, but he's clearly empty inside.
Tall, Dark, and Handsome: They are all dark-haired, but he's taller than his friends and more conventionally handsome.
Vitriolic Best Buds: With Stifler. While Stifler insults Oz as much as he does every other character, there's an undercurrent of friendship to it. Just the way he calls Oz "fuck-face" sounds almost cute.

Paul Finch

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Played By: Eddie Kaye Thomas

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

"I did fuck your mom. Twice."

The culture-vulture of the gang. He's got an aversion to public toilets and somehow manages to catch the interest of girls who typically go for Stifler.

Achievements in Ignorance: He lost his virginity to Stifler's Mom purely by chance. There's also one noteworthy card game with the other guys:
Finch: Go fish
Kevin: Finch, we're playing Gin.
Finch: Oh...(checks hand) Well, Gin.
Betty and Veronica: The Betty to Stifler's Veronica for Cadence's Archie in Wedding.
Cloudcuckoolander: Especially in the second movie, when he's practicing the art of tantra and prepping for Stifler's mom to arrive.
Cunning Linguist: Speaks Latin fluently, and mentions in Reunion that he translated The Brothers Karamazov into Latin for fun.
Deadpan Snarker: He becomes very snide towards Stifler in later movies.
Delusions of Eloquence: Acts suave and sophisticated, but make no mistake, he's just as sex-crazed as the other guys. His interest in Tantra is limited to learning new sex moves and he only decides to learn the Japanese language to understand what a Japanese girl was moaning when he was having sex with her.
Did Not Get the Girl: In the third movie, he tries to win the affection of Michelle's sister Cadence, but she chooses Stifler at the end. Averted in the fourth movie, when he starts dating a woman named Selena.
The Finicky One: Doesn't like to use public toilets, which leads to an unpleasant prank from Stifler.
Foil: He's the urbane intellectual to Stifler's boorish jock.
Gentleman and a Scholar: He's very polite and enjoys talking about such topics as quotes from Voltaire.
Humiliation Conga: In the first movie he's victim of a Laxative Prank, and is tricked by Stifler into using the girls' restroom. Afterward, he emerges humiliated before a crowd of fellow students and is also left dateless.
I Banged Your Mom: This sets up a pretty interesting Insult Backfire to Stifler in the fourth movie after Finch had previously slept with his mother three times.
In-Series Nickname: "Shitbreak", by Stifler.
Kavorka Man: Somewhat. He's a pretentious oddball and not the best looking of the guys yet he hooked up with the most girls during his first year of college, at three. It may not be that many compared to Stifler (or so Stifler claims), but still rather impressive.
Laser-Guided Karma: Stifler hooking up with Finch's Mom in the fourth movie.
Last-Name Basis: He's always referred to by his last name.
Likes Older Women: Stifler's mom, of course.
Nice Guy: To everyone except Stifler. In Wedding his polite personality makes him a foil to Jerkass Stifler, and in Reunion a Formerly Fat girl reveals that Finch was the only person who was nice to her in high school.
Running Gag: The first three movies end with him nailing Stifler's Mom. By the fourth movie, it's the other way around, however, with Stifler nailing Finch's mom.
Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The sophisticated, intellectual Gentleman and a Scholar (sensitive) to Stifler's crass, obnoxious Jerk Jock (manly). The contrast is made evident in the third movie and at some point they end up swapping roles.
Shrouded in Myth: Finch always inspires many rumors.
Smug Snake: Towards Stifler in Wedding and Reunion.
The Smart Guy: The scholarly, intellectual member of the group.
Vitriolic Best Buds: With Stifler in later movies.

Steve Stifler

Steven "Steve" Stifler

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"Well, polish my nuts and serve me a milkshake!"

Played By: Seann William Scott

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

"My name is Steve Stifler and I have an 11-inch penis...AROUND! Think about it!"

Steven Stifler is a major supporting character of the American Pie series, and the main protagonist of American Wedding.

Accidental Misnaming: In Reunion, his boss repeatedly calls him "Staphler." When Stifler finally stands up to his boss near the end of the movie, he replies, "The name's Stifler... fucker."
Alliterative Name: Both character and actor alike.
All Men Are Perverts: More obsessed with sex than the other four guys put together. Keep in mind he'd already lost his virginity long before the events of the first movie began.
Aloof Big Brother: To Matt. He lets him come to the gang's beach party, but puts him down when he tries to pick up girls.
Ascended Extra: Goes from being a side character in the first movie to having a more expanded role in the sequels.
The Atoner: A comedic example by the time American Reunion rolls around, regretting how he acted to everyone in high school, and genuinely wanting friends.
Badass Boast: Stifler calls himself "The Stifmeister". Then the teens in Reunion think it's an Embarrassing Nickname. Stifler's reaction: "I'm gonna fucking kill you."
Belligerent Sexual Tension: For a brief moment in the sequel, he and Jessica entertained the idea that this just might be the reason for the animosity between them.
Beta Couple: With Cadence in Wedding. When the film isn't following Jim and Michelle's attempts to form the perfect wedding, we follow Stifler's attempts to win the heart of the bridesmaid.
Betty and Veronica: The Veronica to Finch's Betty for Cadence's Archie in Wedding.
Big Brother Mentor: Believes he's this to Matt. In reality he teaches him nothing and Matt is able to get Amber and Danielle to come to the beach party all on his own.
Book Dumb: Mentions having been a "C student".
Breakout Character: The name of Stifler has become practically synonymous with the American Pie franchise. Just look at how many tropes he has compared to everyone else.
The Bully: He's the resident Jerk Jock, after all, though he gets some character development later on.
Character Development: Goes from a bullying jock to a love-to-hate protagonist, to a sympathetic, somewhat tragic character and Jerk with a Heart of Gold in Reunion.
The Chew Toy: It's certainly funny (albeit incredibly disgusting) to see him get his just desserts.
A Day in the Limelight: Stifler is the main protagonist of American Wedding. The titular event actually belongs to Jim and Michelle, not Stifler.
Disco Dan: By the time of the reunion, Stifler's refusal to change has worked against him. His homophobic insults towards his friends don't sound the same due to society's improved attitudes towards gay people, to say nothing of the realisation that his lacrosse buddies actaully were gay. He also still flirts with teenage girls in his 30s, which makes him seem creepy and pathetic rather than cool. He also can't mock anyone's unimpressive sex lives anymore as his friends are married with kids or at the very least in steady relationships, while Stifler is alone and still lives with his mother.
Disproportionate Retribution: Has a tendency to do this, such as in the first film, he makes Finch the victim of a Laxative Prank simply for spreading rumors that he beat Stifler up (and then goes on to humiliate him in front of a group of girls, therefore making it impossible for Finch to get a date); then in Reunion, he destroys the jetskis of A.J. and his posse simply for being "splashed."
Kevin: You destroyed their jetskis!
Stifler: They splashed us... so...
Drop-In Character: Turned up uninvited to Jim's wedding.
Even the Guys Want Him: In Wedding, Stifler goes out of his way to prove that a gay man would want a piece of the Stifmeister, by challenging Bear to a dance-off. When Stifler won, every man in the bar swarmed him, with Bear declaring, "I love you", and Stifler telling Jim afterward, "Told you that guy wanted to fuck me!"
Flanderization: Stifler's Jerk Jock antics are cranked up in Wedding. Inverted in Reunion where, while still a Manchild, his portrayal is closer to the Stifler in the first two films.
Fratbro: Even before he went to college, he fit the stereotype perfectly being a boisterous party animal focused on partying and getting laid. It's rather telling that his Character Development in the sequel is "becoming comfortable enough with his sexuality to kiss a dude in order to have a threesome with lesbians."
Friendless Background: Subverted. Stifler was well-known in high school, but it turns out that everyone only pretended to like him, and the closest thing he had to actual friends were Jim and the gang.
The Friend Nobody Likes: Stifler is more antagonist in the first movie, but is squarely this in the second, and makes an effort to redeem himself in American Wedding.
Fun Personified: If you want to have fun at your party, he's the perfect person. Just don't expect him to be likable.
Hidden Depths:
- Jerk Jock he may be, but when a rumor goes around that Finch could beat him in a fight, Stifler foregoes the public beatdown you'd expect a guy like him to dish out and instead slips laxatives into Finch's beverage. What's more, he was so stealthy about it that the only reason Kevin found out was because Stifler told him.
- He's a surprisingly good dancer.
Hidden Heart of Gold: Just don't expect him to ever admit it.
The Hyena: Stifler never fails to laugh at his own jokes.
I Ate WHAT?!: Stifler's mouth could very well be the most unsanitary space in the universe. He's ingested semen, tasted urine, shoved a dog turd in there and had to go down on a woman who was both au naturale and a squirter.
I Banged Your Mom: In Reunion, he finally gets his revenge on Finch for sleeping with his mom by nailing Finch's mom on the lacrosse field.
I Just Want to Have Friends: After Oz fades into the background, Stifler latches onto Jim and the rest of the gang as his brothers, but constantly annoys them with his antics.
In-Series Nickname: "The Stifmeister", of course!
Jerkass Has a Point: In Wedding, Stifler points out that he's been looking out for Jim's sex life ever since high school because the first tits Jim ever saw were because of him (as Stifler gave Jim the idea for the Nadia video), and the first girl Jim ever hooked up with (Michelle) was at Stifler's post-prom party, at his cottage. The Stif-Man showed him the way! Finch even says "I don't like the kid, but he's got a point" in relation to the Nadia video during the first film.
Jerk Jock: In the first film he plays on the high school lacrosse team.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: After some Character Development he becomes this in American Wedding. Reunion portrays him in a much lighter fashion, showing that while he hasn't let go of his immature behavior, all he wants is for the guys to have a good time and he still does care about them.
Lady Killer In Love: With Cadence in American Wedding. Although Stifler does end up with Cadence at the end of the movie she is nowhere to be found or even mentioned come American Reunion.
Large Ham: Especially in American Wedding, where he's prone to shouting and overreacting, even more so than in the other movies.
Last-Name Basis: Almost everyone just calls him Stifler.
Lovable Sex Maniac: Biggest one in the series (and that's saying something).
Manchild: By Reunion he's an adult who still acts like his fratboy teenage self.
Meaningful Name: It’s fitting that such a priapic personality would have the surname Stifler.
The Millstone: In American Wedding before he redeems himself at the end. Ironically, while Stifler does make trouble of his own, he inadvertently solves most of Jim's problems: teaching him how to dance, getting Michelle's dress made, earning him the blessing of Michelle's parents and winning Grandma's approval.
The Nicknamer: "Shitbreak" for Finch, "Fuckface" for Oz and "Choir Chick" for Heather.
Noble Demon: A rare comedic example, who is capable of incredible selflessness, loyalty, love and kindness in spite of his rude and selfish nature.
Obfuscating Stupidity: Oddly enough proves to be this in Reunion when he reveals he was well aware that the others intentionally excluded him from their lives, having pretended to believe that they simply forgot to invite him to hang out before the reunion when he actually realized it.
Politically Incorrect Hero: Prone to making homophobic remarks whenever he's trying to insult somebody. This makes him seem even more like a relic by the time of the reunion, with attitudes towards gay people improving significantly by then. Though he does befriend a gay man named Bear in the third movie and even agrees to help plan the wedding of some old lacrosse buddies in the fourth.
Really Gets Around: Stifler claims to have gotten laid 23 times in his freshman year of college, and according to Reunion, had sex with a significant amount of the girls he went to high school with. Unless you apply the Rule of Three, in which case his freshman record is a more realistic but still impressive 7 girls at the minimum.
Running Gag: Stifler is usually the brunt of the joke when it comes to ingesting some kind of bodily excrement:
- In the first film, there's the bottle of pale ale...
- In the second film, Stifler winds up getting peed on by John, and mistaking it for champagne that a girl was pouring on him.
- In the third film, the infamous chocolate truffle...
- Averted in Reunion, where he turns the charade by taking a shit in a posse of teenagers' beer cooler. Reverted when he has to go down on a woman who doesn't wax.
Sad Clown:
- It's subtle, but the absence of Oz during Jim's engagement has shaken Stifler up some. He's gone from being dismissive of the other guys to crashing Jim's engagement party because he felt left out. When Cadence shoots him down, Stifler finally starts to change into a better person.
- In Reunion, he longs for the old days but tries his best not to show it, especially in front of the other guys, and is deeply offended that they didn't bother to catch up with him for the last few years.
Sensitive Guy and Manly Man:
- The crass, obnoxious Manly Jerk Jock to Jim's meek dorky Sensitive Guy.
- He's the Manly Man to intellectual Gentleman and a Scholar Finch's Sensitive Guy. The contrast is made evident in the third movie and at some point they end up swapping roles.
- Once Oz goes through some character development, he becomes another Sensitive Guy to Stifler's Manly Man, though he still mantains his own manliness.
Sexual Karma: After helping Sherman (the guy he tormented throughout high school) find a girl to score with, Stifler is rewarded moments later by meeting Finch's Mom (which in turn finally allows him to get revenge on Finch for banging his mom three times).
Sir Swears-a-Lot:
Stifler: Observe the fucking Stifmeister. What is his defining characteristic?
Jim: He uses the 'F' word excessively.
Stifler: (touched) Thanks, man.
Spotlight-Stealing Squad: Let's face it, American Wedding was basically The Stifler Show.
A Threesome Is Hot: Happens to him at the end of the second movie, with the two close homeowners.
Token Evil Teammate: While his friends are also somewhat immature and perverted (it's American Pie we are talking about), Stifler is the only one who is portrayed as a shamelessly amoral and obnoxious jerk. He's also the most likely to commit sexual acts that would be considered outright criminal in real life, with rape being the only line he hasn't crossed.
Took a Level in Dumbass: He's quite a bit more clueless and socially inept in American Wedding.
Took a Level in Kindness: At the end of American Wedding, where he finally tries to be a good guy after being rightfully dismissed by everyone. He's still an immature moron in the fourth movie, but this time his Jerkass moments come mostly due to him being trapped in the past and acting like his high school self than any genuine malice.
Undying Loyalty: Stifler may be an obnoxious, sex-crazed jerk, but once he's your friend, he is your friend for life.
Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist: Until the third act of American Wedding.
Virgin-Shaming: Harasses the guys in the first film for being virgins.
Vitriolic Best Buds: With everyone, especially Finch.
Stifler: (after Finch lets him be with Cadence) I fucking hate not hating you.
Finch: I did fuck your mom. Twice.
Stifler: That's better, fucker!

Girls

Michelle Flaherty

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Played By: Alyson Hannigan

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

"This One Time At Band Camp ..."

An upbeat band geek that Jim asks to the prom when things with Nadia go pear-shaped. She specialises in flutes...

All Women Are Lustful: That one time at band camp, sticks a trumpet in her boyfriend's ass as sex play, goes down on him during a dinner with his father, indulges in masturbation and S&M.
Ascended Extra: She had less than four minutes of screentime in the first movie and becomes a recurring character in the series.
Betty and Veronica: The Betty to Nadia's Veronica for Jim's Archie.
Character Catchphrase: "This one time, at band camp..." in the first film.
The Cutie: Seen as a shy Shrinking Violet before she picks out Jim to use in bed, and when they meet up next she is endearing in teaching him how to be a better lover.
Dominatrix: Between her and Jim, guess which one is shown at the end of their first date to be the dominant one in bed?
Early-Installment Weirdness: Way back in the first film there was a moment where Michelle gave Kevin an annoyed look for telling his friends about how he performed cunnilingus on Vicky within earshot of her. Considering this is the same girl who gave Jim a blowjob in a fancy restaurant, you'd swear she was a different character.
Fiery Redhead: She has red hair and wastes no time in beating up on a much younger high school jock that was assaulting Jim.
Flanderization: Her sex drive is cranked up in later films after she turns out to be a Dominatrix, to the point where one of the direct-to-video installments mentions Jim as having "married a nympho."
Good Bad Girl: She's a raging sex fiend... and possibly the nicest character in the franchise.
Innocent Blue Eyes: She has huge blue-green eyes, and is very kind in general.
Lovable Sex Maniac: First she does an Ass Shove to Jim as a form of foreplay then claims to Nadia he did it to her. She was trying to make it look like she and Jim were splitting up and that the two of them are sexual beasts so Nadia would want Jim.
Motor Mouth: In the first movie, with all her "Band Camp" stories. Jim ends up asking her out to prom just to shut her up. He fails.
My Girl Is a Slut:
- It's blatantly obvious that her first time wasn't with Jim...
- "This one time, at band camp, I stuck a flute in my pussy." Also doubles as a Wham Line, as Jim surely wasn't expecting this.
Nice Girl: She initially treats Jim as just a plaything, then when he shows he's interested in being better in bed she's all for it and even tries to get him with Nadia, before he realizes she is who he wants.
Only Sane Woman: Has more sexual knowledge and experience than Jim does, even offering to give him some pointers on how to seduce a girl.
Shrinking Violet: Played straight at first, but subverted. She comes across as the lovable, if socially inept nerd girl. Then she reveals that band camp story, asks Jim if they're going to screw then dominates him.

Heather

Played By: Mena Suvari

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

A choir girl that Oz takes an interest in after trying to reinvent himself. They eventually develop genuine feelings for each other and become the series golden couple until Jim and Michelle become official.

The Bus Came Back: Like Oz, she returns for Reunion.
Demoted to Extra: In the sequel, where she only appears in a handful of scenes (mostly because she is in Spain at the time).
Expository Hairstyle Change: Redhead in the first two films, blonde in Reunion.
Foil: To Michelle. Both are redheads who are associated with music (Heather with singing, Michelle with flutes). Heather is demure and striking, while Michelle is excitable and her level of attractiveness can be better described as cute. Heather and Oz became an official couple after sleeping together, while Michelle left Jim shortly after they had sex and only became his girlfriend a year later. Heather starts the reunion separated from Oz but eventually gets back with him, while Michelle and Jim are married and have a brief period of tension before patching things up.
Girl Next Door: Especially in the first film, where she's the approachable, sweet choir girl.
Hospital Hottie: In Reunion. She takes up a job at the hospital and met her new lover there.
Innocent Blue Eyes: Back when she was just the "goody-goody choirgirl priss". In the sequel she's a tad less innocent.
Nice Girl: An innocent, approachable Girl Next Door. She's fully aware that she comes across as a goody-goody, but later appearances show she's also got a wild side.
Only One Name: Her last name is not revealed.
Put on a Bus: A deleted scene from Wedding mentions that Heather and Oz are in Spain during the film's events.
Satellite Love Interest: All of her scenes revolve around Oz in some way.
Single Woman Seeks Good Man: With Oz, who unlike Ron wasn't looking to wife-swap.

Vicky Lathum

Victoria "Vicky" Lathum

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Played By: Tara Reid

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

Kevin's on-and-off girlfriend.

Better as Friends: She and Kevin end up as this.
The Bus Came Back: In Reunion.
The Ingenue: Downplayed, but at the beginning of the first movie Jessica is shocked to find that she's never "double-clicked her mouse".
Innocent Blue Eyes: To match her Hair of Gold.
Nice Girl: When she says she wants to just stay friends with Kevin, she makes a legitimate effort and hangs out with him on a regular basis.
Put on a Bus: In American Wedding.
Satellite Love Interest: Not so much in the first movie, where she has her own separate storyline about wanting to lose her virginity. However, this is true of her appearances in the second and fourth films, where all of her scenes revolve around Kevin in some way.

Nadia

Played By: Shannon Elizabeth

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

"Fuck me, geek!"

A Czech exchange student that Jim is desperate to get with.

Ambiguously Bi: She pleasures herself while looking at Jim's magazines containing pictures of naked women, and when Jim walks in on her, she almost has sex with him.
Betty and Veronica: The Veronica to Michelle's Betty for Jim's Archie.
The Bus Came Back: In the second film, as well as for a brief cameo in Reunion.
Easily Forgiven: Even after sending a video of her near-naked over the internet, Nadia shows absolutely no ill will towards Jim.
Europeans Are Kinky: She's a kinky Czech exchange student.
Foreign Exchange Student: A foreign exchange student who attended East Great Falls during the fall of 1999.
Foreign People Are Sexy: She serves as the "Hot European chick" who provides Foreign Fanservice.
Graceful Loser: She doesn't hold it against either Jim nor Michelle when Jim chooses Michelle in the second film.
Has a Type: She has a thing for geeky guys.
Ms. Fanservice: Come on, you know the scene...
Nice Girl: She's very chipper and upbeat.
The One That Got Away: After the webcam scene in the original film, she's Put on a Bus, much to Jim's dismay. He harbours feelings for her in the second film until he eventually chooses Michelle. Jim's dad even refers to this trope by name regarding her. Ironically, it's implied in Reunion that Jim is this to her.
Only One Name: She's only known as Nadia.
Pair the Spares: With Sherman at the end of American Pie 2.
Put on a Bus: After the events of the first film, and then again after the second.
Romantic Runner-Up: Jim turns her down once he realises that he has something special with Michelle.
Satellite Love Interest: She has little characterisation outside of being a goal for Jim.
Sensual Slavs: An Eastern European with an incredible body.
Tying Up Romantic Loose Ends: With Sherman at the end of the sequel.

Jessica

Played By: Natasha Lyonne

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

Vicky's friend. The other characters typically go to her for advice, as she's got previous sexual experience.

Advertised Extra: Despite appearing on the poster of Reunion, she has about a minute of screentime in the final cut. The explanation for this is that the characters are in the same place on the poster for Reunion, as they were on the poster for the original American Pie, hence Jessica's prominence.
Ambiguously Bi: She's already lost her virginity by the time the first movie starts. Though the gender of her lover was never revealed, her understanding of guys hints that it was with a boy. She's last seen with a girlfriend at the reunion.
The Bus Came Back: For a cameo in Reunion
The Cameo: In Reunion, Jessica makes only a brief appearance near the end, where she unites with Kevin and (to her displeasure) Stifler, at the reunion, encouraging Kevin to talk to Vicky. A deleted scene also has her catching up with Finch.
Deadpan Snarker: Almost every line out of her mouth is a snarky remark.
Hidden Heart of Gold: As droll as she is, she's always been a good friend to Vicky, Kevin and Finch.
Only One Name: She's only known as Jessica.
Put on a Bus: In American Wedding.
Ship Tease: With both Finch and Stifler.

Family Members

Noah Levenstein

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Played By: Eugene Levy^{Other Languages}Michel Papineschi (European French)

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Pie Presents: Band Camp | American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile | American Pie Presents: Beta House | American Pie Presents: The Book of Love | American Reunion

"Hi, I'm Jim's Dad. You must be the parents of this young lady. I didn't get your daughter's name, but hopefully my son did."

Noah Levenstein is Jim Levenstein's apparently geeky dad, whose awkward efforts to help Jim often cause more embarrassment than anything, despite his good intentions.

All Men Are Perverts: Though it's clear he loves his wife, even Mr. Levenstein has these moments.
Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: Of course this happens if your father tries to give you awkward sex advice and keeps talking about the most embarrassing sexual issues, including his own past experiences.
And Starring: He gets the final "and" credit.
Big Ol' Eyebrows: "They're kinda my trademark."
Breakout Character: Appears in multiple direct-to-video films, each revealing something significant about his past.
Brutal Honesty: And how. Mr. Levenstein means well, and his advice usually does work, but bound to be awkward to listen to.
Bumbling Dad: Probably the most awesome (and embarrassing) movie dad ever.
The Cameo: In The Book of Love, he makes his briefest appearance in the series (which is essentially nothing more than an extended cameo), helping the main trio recreate the Sex Bible.
Cool Old Guy: Definitely. Not much is said about his past in the theatrical films, but in the direct-to-video sequels, it is revealed that Mr. Levenstein started the Naked Mile, was the previous president of the winning BETA House in the Greek Olympiad during his college years, and created the original Sex Bible in high school.
Doting Parent: Say what you will about Mr. Levenstein, but he really does care about Jim.
Former Teen Rebel:
- More college rebel, but as mentioned in Cool Old Guy you get the idea. He started the Sex Bible and was the first author. The Naked Mile was a passive protest to "stick it to the man," and he was fraternity president of BETA House by 1968. He is remembered as a legend by the fraternity, and current Beta president Dwight Stifler proclaims him to be "the craziest bastard this campus has ever known".
- Reunion raises a bit of a Continuity Snarl as it shows a photo of him from his youth with a truly horrendous fashion sense. Kavorka Man must have really been in play then.
Good Parents: As clueless and embarrassing as he is, he means well.
Happily Married: Until his wife passed away.
Nice Guy: A very polite and well-meaning family man.
No Name Given: Until The Naked Mile he is only referred to as "Jim's Dad".
Open-Minded Parent: Tries hard to be one, even a bit too much. In American Wedding, Michelle privately asks Noah for advice, explaining that Jim told her that he felt he could talk to his dad about anything. Noah nearly tears up, realizing that he's done a great job as a father.
Papa Wolf: A prudish old woman made the mistake of kink-shaming Jim in front of Noah, which caused him to unleash an unforeseen level of fury which embarrassed both the woman and Jim.
"My son is sitting here with his hand glued to his penis! But you wouldn't know about that, because you don't have a penis! Or maybe you do?"
Standard '50s Father: An Affectionate Parody thereof. A lot of the humor surrounding him concerns a guy as straight-laced as him getting dragged into his son's Sex Comedy antics. That said, he is presented as a good father no matter how embarrassing he is.
Tears of Joy: He lets them loose when he witnesses Jim proposing to Michelle.
Tying Up Romantic Loose Ends: He finds love after his wife's death by hooking up with Stifler's Mom.
Wacky Parent, Serious Child: With Jim. Jim is hardly serious, but he can still qualify being a fairly normal teenager, while Mr. Levenstein is not exactly a normal father.
You Are Better Than You Think You Are: After Jim nearly injure himself with superglue, Noah gives him some words of encouragement to let him know he holds Jim in high esteem no matter how bad things get for him.
"Don't forget your penis-cream."

Mrs. Levenstein

Played By: Molly Cheek

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion^noteVideo footage

Jim's mom.

Bus Crash: In Reunion, she has been dead for three years, leaving Noah a widower.
Happily Married: To Noah Levenstein.
Unnamed Parent: We never learn her first name
We Hardly Knew Ye: Despite appearing in three movies, we get very little information on her before she dies.

Jeanine Stifler

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Played By: Jennifer Coolidge

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

"Call me Stifler's Mom."

The mother of Steve Stifler and Matt Stifler. She is the source of the now wildly famous term "MILF" (Mom I'd Like to F*ck) and one of the only supporting cast members to appear in all four films featuring the original cast. She is a common fantasy among the male students at East Great Falls High.

Informed Attractiveness: Actress Jennifer Coolidge was even able to play a Hollywood Homely character a couple of years later in Legally Blonde with the only real visual change being a marginally less flattering haircut.
Mrs. Robinson: Has a sexual relationship with highschool graduate Paul Finch.
Ms. Fanservice: The Trope Codifier for the word "MILF". She tends to wear dresses that highlight her buxom figure.
The Reveal: Her first name is Jeanine, but still insists that Finch call her "Stifler's Mom."
Single Woman Seeks Good Man: After years spent dating losers and deadbeats, she ends up falling for the gentlemanly Noah Levenstein. Even her fling with Finch has shades of this, as she first became attracted to him because of his suave and sophisticated demeanor.
Stacy's Mom: Stifler's mom is the reason everybody knows what "MILF" means. She is certainly the Trope Codifier for the acronym. Turns out she enjoys being called "Stifler's Mom".
Tying Up Romantic Loose Ends: She and Jim's Dad get together midway through Reunion.

Matt Stifler

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Played By: Eli Marienthal (American Pie and 2), Tad Hilgenbrink (Band Camp)

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Pie Presents: Band Camp

"Come on, babe. Give it to the Stiffmeister!"

Matthew Stifler is Steve's younger brother, whose first name was not revealed in the first two films. Although a minor character in the first two films (and not seen or mentioned in the third), he was the main character of Band Camp.

Big Brother Worship: He looks up to his older brother as a role model.
Broken Pedestal: Matt stopping idolizing Steve once he learns from Noah that his older brother wasn’t really that well-liked.
He Is All Grown Up: In the first two films, he's a preteen, then in Band Camp, he's a senior in high school like Steve was.
Hidden Depths: He can play the bagpipes rather well.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: For most of the movie he tries to emulate Steve and changes his ways when he finds out that everyone hated his brother. Because he was a Jerkass. However, Matt gets better and finally evolves the "Heart of Gold" by the end of Band Camp.
Official Couple: With Elyse at the end of Band Camp.
Sir Swears-a-Lot: Since he tries to be like his brother.
Suspiciously Similar Substitute: For Steve, in Band Camp, and how. He's an almost exact copy of his older brother.
Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist: In Band Camp, until about the last half-hour.

Tom Myers

Played By: Casey Affleck

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2

Kevin's older brother. He provides him with useful advice such as telling him about the Book of Love and recommending a summer house.

Aloof Big Brother: Possibly the coolest character in the whole franchise.
Big Brother Mentor: If it wasn't for him, Kevin wouldn't have patched things up with Vicky.
Cool Big Bro: Kevin puts a lot of stock in his advice.

Other Students

Chuck "The Shermanator" Sherman

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Played By: Chris Owen

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Pie Presents: Band Camp | American Reunion

"I'm a sophisticated sex robot, sent back in time to change the future for one lucky lady."

Chuck "The Shermanator" Sherman is an acquaintance and a friend of Jim, Finch, Oz, Kevin, and Stifler. He is also a rival to Stifler. He is obsessed with the Terminator movies and thinks that Terminator 2 is the greatest movie ever made.

The Bus Came Back: For a cameo in Reunion. He also made an appearance in the direct-to-video movie Band Camp, where he is shown to have become the counselor of East Great Falls High. He plays a crucial part in the plot, sending Matt Stifler to Band Camp, and inadvertently turning Matt into a Jerk with a Heart of Gold by telling him that his older brother, Steve, was not well-liked in high school because of how he treated everyone.
Casanova Wannabe: "I am the Sherminator, a sophisticated Sex Robot sent through time to change the future for one lucky lady"
Fanboy: For the Terminator, so much that he named his son after Edward Furlong, who co-starred in Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
Flanderisation: Hie Terminator obsession was originally limited to the odd quote. In Reunion he's gone as far as to name his firstborn after Edward Furlong.
Give Geeks a Chance: Thanks to Nadia's geek fetish, he managed to get laid.
In-Series Nickname: "The Sherminator", mostly by himself.
Jerkass: He brags about sleeping with a girl before the other guys did, but it turned out it wasn't true.
Laser-Guided Karma: After lying about sleeping with a girl he just met, said girl tells the entire graduating year that he's still a virgin (save for one unlucky grapefruit) and that he wets himself when he's nervous. This results in Sherman remaining a virgin until the end of the second movie.
Last-Name Basis: The other characters call him by his last name, Sherman.
Pair the Spares: With Nadia at the end of American Pie 2, although considering that it is never shown their relationship progressed any further, it's assumed to have been a one night stand.
Put on a Bus: In American Wedding.
Small Name, Big Ego: His "Sherminator" act isn't as successful with girls as he thinks.
Third-Person Person: He refers to himself as "the Sherminator".
Tying Up Romantic Loose Ends: With Nadia at the end of the sequel.

John (aka MILF Guy #2)

John / "MILF Guy #2"

Played By: John Cho

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

Ascended Extra: In Reunion. He sets up the main storyline by planning the reunion.
Camp Straight: Bordering on Ambiguously Bi in Reunion. He comments on Oz' body and has an interest in party-planning (which turns out to be Stifler's calling by the end of the film).
Likes Older Women: One of the MILF guys who lusts after Stifler's mom.
Those Two Guys: With Justin. Until Reunion the only time they're seen apart is a brief scene where John is apart of the school choir.
Token Minority: The only Asian person in the movie.

Justin (aka MILF Guy #1)

Justin / "MILF Guy #1"

Played By: Justin Isfield

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

The Cameo: In the fourth film he only appears in one of the final scenes.
Likes Older Women: One of the MILF guys who lusts after Stifler's mom.
Those Two Guys: With John. Until Reunion the only time they're seen apart is a brief scene where John is apart of the school choir.

Characters Specific to American Pie 2

Amber and Danielle

Amber & Danielle

Played By: Lisa Arturo (Amber) and Denise Faye (Danielle)

Two women who live together and seem suspiciously comfortable with each other's bodies...

Ambiguously Bi: They're not shy about kissing and fondling each other and they had a threesome with Stifler. They never said they were lesbians after all.
Girl on Girl Is Hot: Even devoted boyfriend Oz and Vicky-obsessed Kevin can't resist watching.
Those Two Guys: Always together.

Brett

Played By: Brett Shuttleworth

Vicky's date.

Downtime Downgrade: By the time of Reunion, he and Vicky have parted ways, as Vicky mentions going through at least one other boyfriend before becoming single.
Nice Guy: He's completely at ease with Vicky dancing with her ex-boyfriend.
Romantic False Lead: Subverted. He looks like he's going to be the rival to beat for Vicky's affections, but Kevin is too discouraged by this point and his friends convince him that letting Vicky go wouldn't be so bad.
Satellite Love Interest: He's introduced far too late in the film to make much of an impression. During the final party Vicky noticeably spends more time hanging out with Kevin than with him.

Characters Specific to American Wedding

Cadence Flaherty

Played By: January Jones

Michelle's sister, who gets into a love triangle with Stifler and Finch.

All Girls Want Bad Boys: Subverted, as Cadence seems to like both Stifler and Finch, although she takes to Finch's imitations of Stifler. However, even after she finds out that Stifler was only pretending to be a preppy nice guy, she still ends up with Stifler.
Beta Couple: With Stifler.
Betty and Veronica: The Archie to Finch's Betty and Stifler's Veronica.
Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: She only appears in Wedding and is never mentioned afterwards.
Sequel Non-Entity: In Reunion.
Single Woman Seeks Good Man: Played with. Initially, after she tells Michelle that she wants to attract a decent guy, Jerk Jock Stifler pretends to be polite and intellectual like Finch. But when Finch realizes that Cadence is beginning to tire of the intellectual Nice Guy Stifler, he pretends to be a Jerk Jock like normal Stifler (and Cadence apparently liked Finch's "bad boy" act). Cadence eventually begins to catch on that her two suitors are acting like each other, and towards the end she chooses Stifler, but only after he finally admits his mistakes and shows his Hidden Heart of Gold side.

Harold and Mary Flaherty

Harold Flaherty & Mary Flaherty

Played By: Fred Willard (Harold) and Deborah Rush (Mary)

Michelle and Cadence's parents.

Covert Pervert: Harold is just like Michelle, as he's quite obviously excited (in front of his wife) by the two strippers at the bachelor party, and later on asks if they're still around.
Mama Bear: Mary shows some signs of this; for example, when Finch is insulting the hotel desk clerk (to make an impression on Cadence), she grabs Finch by the ear and calls him out for being disgusting.
Trademark Favorite Food: The infamous chocolate truffle which, as Stifler learns all too painfully, tastes nothing like a chocolate truffle...

Grandma Levenstein

Played By: Angela Paton

Jim's paternal grandmother.

Defrosting Ice Queen: With a little help from Stifler.
Dirty Old Woman: Has no objections to doing it with Stifler.
Not What It Looks Like: Stifler yells these exact words when Finch and Kevin catch him in the act with Grandma.
Took a Level in Kindness: Lightens up considerably later on.

Bear

Played By: Eric Allan Kramer

An openly gay man with plenty of good connections.

The Bear: What's in a name? He's big, hairy and all about the guys.
Big Fun: Built like a mountain and is friends with two strippers.
Defeat Means Friendship: After Stifler beats him in a dance-off, the two become friends, with Bear even offering to provide the strippers for the bachelor party, and helping out with the wedding at the end.
Macho Camp: A solid-built homosexual that even Stifler finds a little intimidating.
Odd Friendship: With Stifler.
Sure, Let's Go with That: He and Stifler quickly come up with an alternate excuse when Michelle's parents accidentally invade Jim's bachelor party.

Krystal and Brandi

Officer Krystal & Fraulein Brandi

Played By: Nikki Schieler Ziering (Officer Krystal) and Amanda Swisten (Fraulein Brandi)

Two strippers. Krystal is a cop-stripper and Brandi is a maid stripper.

Ass Shove: They bring anal beads to the bachelor party, which Michelle's mother mistakes for a neck massager.
Ms. Fanservice: Par for the course, they provide the nudity for the third movie.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: Krystal is the tomboy and Brandi is the girly girl.

Characters Specific to American Reunion

Ellie Myers

Played By: Charlene Amoia

Kevin's wife.

Happily Married: Ellie and Kevin have a stable and uncomplicated relationship.
Morality Pet: When Kevin suspects that he cheated with Vicky while drunk, he calls Ellie to remind himself not to be unfaithful again. Luckily, he never cheated on her.
Nice Girl: She's not the least bit threatened at the thought of Kevin hanging out with his ex-girlfriend and even invites her to dance with them.

Selena Vega

Played By: Dania Ramirez

A bartender who was in the same year as all the other characters and went to band camp with Michelle.

Because You Were Nice to Me: She falls in love with Finch because he was the only person who was nice to her in high school.
Formerly Fat: Used to be a dorky fat band geek in high school, but now she's a beautiful bartender.
Geeky Turn-On:
Selena: While everybody else was out partying, I sat at home writing X-Files fan fiction.
Finch: I translated The Brothers Karamazov into Latin... for fun.
Official Couple: With Finch.
Remember the New Guy?: Apparently, she was Michelle's best friend from band camp, but isn't mentioned until this movie.
Spicy Latina: Downplayed, but Michelle hints that they experimented one time at band camp.

Kara

Played By: Ali Cobrin

Jim's neighbor, who has just turned 18.

Innocent Fanservice Girl: She wonders around her house completely nude and shows off her goods, but only because she's a drunk mess whom Jim and his pals are desperately trying to get back safely inside her home. Plus, she threw off her only clothes on a car ride which Jim failed to notice until it was too late.
Male Gaze: Her first appearance has her walking in slow motion, wearing skintight clothes with a lot of bouncing.
Only One Name: She's only known as Kara.
Remember the New Guy?: Jim used to babysit her, but she wasn't introduced until this movie.
She's All Grown Up: How Jim sees her.
Single-Target Sexuality: She's had a crush on Jim since she was a little girl, and she wants to lose her virginity to him.
Stalker with a Crush: Towards Jim.

A.J.

Played By: Chuck Hittinger

Kara's boyfriend.

Crazy Jealous Guy: He is extremely paranoid, thinking Jim is trying to steal Kara from him.
Evil Counterpart: He's an even more obnoxious version of Stifler, with none of his likable traits.
Jerkass: There's nothing remotely likable about him. He's a possessive boyfriend, throws his weight around and pulls pranks on beachgoers unprovoked.
Only One Name: He is known only as A.J.

Dr. Ron

Played By: Jay Harrington

Heather's new boyfriend.

Anti-Villain: He is undoubtedly a Jerkass but aside from suggesting a wife swap (with the consent of the wives involved) the only really 'villainous' thing he does is get angry over his girlfriend falling for and then actively cheating on him with her old flame and threaten to sue that (larger, more muscular) old flame if he assaults Ron.
Jerkass: Embarasses Oz in front of his entire class for a laugh and mocks him for being a C-list celebrity when he finds out Heather still loves Oz.
Only One Name: He is known only as Dr. Ron.
Romantic False Lead: His interest in a partner-swap with Mia is a major hint that he's not completely devoted to Heather.

Mia

Played By: Katrina Bowden

Oz' new girlfriend.

The Alcoholic: As soon as the sun goes down, she either gets drunk or snorts cocaine.
All Women Are Lustful: She's very wild and sexually promiscuous.
Beauty Is Bad: In spite of being the hottest girl among the wives, she is a total Hate Sink who takes her relationship with Oz for granted.
Domestic Abuse: She assaults Oz for kissing Heather and they immediately break up.
Foil: To Heather. While Oz and Heather fell in love because they had a genuine connection, Mia and Oz are together for superficial reasons. Heather also had enough of an academic background to have a career in hospital work, while Mia shows no intellect or ambition.
Gold Digger: Implied. The first time we see her she's lounging around in a hot tub while Oz has just come home from work. Her addiction to booze and party drugs also shows that she's high maintenance.
Hard-Drinking Party Girl: Goes without saying. She badly loses the "Never Have I Ever" game, admitting that she's basically done it all.
Jerkass: She openly and flirtatiously hangs out with other guys in front of her own husband and is appalled Oz still has feelings for Heather when she cheated on him first.
Ms. Fanservice: And how! Jim and Finch can't help ogling her while she sunbathes.
Only One Name: "Mia" is the only thing she's ever called.
Really Gets Around: She admits to having been in an orgy and cheating on Oz with Mario Lopez.
Romantic False Lead: Mia and Oz don't show any chemistry. When Oz is feeling depressed, it's Heather who he confides in, as Mia is too busy snorting cocaine. What a girlfriend.

Loni

Loni Lipstein

Played By: Rebecca Field

One of Stifler's high school conquests.

Big Beautiful Woman: She's gained a lot of weight since high school, but is still fairly attractive. Sherman notes her generous bust when he decides to make a move on her.
Embarrassing Nickname: "Blowjob Lipstein". She gets back at Stifler for this.
Fan Disservice: She makes Stifler go down on her as payment for giving him blowjobs. His face is left caked in cum and pubes as a result.
Remember the New Guy?: Her name was never brought up in the first film.

Mr. Duriswamy

Prateek Duraiswamy

Played By: Vik Sahay

Stifler's boss.

Jerkass: He's never shown to be anything more than a total prick.
Mean Boss: Hounds Stifler into working over the weekend and will use any imperfection as an excuse to belittle him.
The Napoleon: An arrogant dweeb that relies on status to claim superiority. His trophy girlfriend is taller than he is and Stifler points out that he could kick his ass anytime he wants to.
Nerdy Bully: Stifler repeatedly points out that he's a dork in his breaking speech to him, only getting away with his nast attitude because of his status.
Teeny Weenie: Stifler's ego-breaking speech against Prateek mentions his penis as looking like "a leprechaun's pinky". His girlfriend laughs at this, implying Stifler's not off the mark.
Trophy Wife: He's sometimes accompanied by a vapid blonde gold-digger.

Rachel

Rachel Finch

Played By: Rebecca De Mornay

Finch's mom, who it turns out is also a MILF.

Achievements in Ignorance: Her tryst with Stifler ended up being what brought the estranged MILF guys back together again.
Has a Type: She's into macho men, being a former cheerleader.
Mrs. Robinson: She propositions Stifler due to her interest in jocks.
The Reveal: Finch's mom is as sexy as Stifler's mom.
Shameless Fanservice Girl: Has outdoor sex with a man young enough to be her son while two other guys watch and cheer.
Stacy's Mom: Stifler is so turned on by the thought of finally getting back at Finch by boning his mother that he blurts "I love you".

Characters Who Appear in Multiple Direct-To-Video Installments

Erik Stifler

Played By: John White

Appearances: American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile | American Pie Presents: Beta House

Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: When his dad isn't bragging about his sex life, he's trying to play his son's wingman. Hilarity Ensues.
Black Sheep: Erik is this to the Stifler family, as he is not the Life of the Party like most of his cousins, leading to most people questioning if he is truly a Stifler, especially when since he accidentally killed his Grandmother while he was caught masturbating in front of her and his parents, and was almost the first member of his family to graduate high school a virgin.
Butt-Monkey: This dude's luck is somehow worse than Jim's! He's a Stifler who struggles at courting, he gets into physical slapstick for half his screentime, loses some sports games in spite of his athleticism, his dad embarrasses him, and the first time he ever got close to getting laid he ended up crapping in a dryer and running home naked at dark.
Earn Your Happy Ending: Despite his string of bad luck and wacky quest to live up to the family name, he successfully scores with a girlfriend in both his movies who genuinely loves him for who he is, loses his virginity, and becomes a member of Beta House to carry on the family's achievements.
Nice Guy: Ironically, despite being from the Stifler clan Erik is a pretty chill dude who does the right thing and is there for his friends. Even Dwight admires him and shows more respect towards him than Steven does for Matt.
Supporting Protagonist: In Beta House, Dwight is essentially the protagonist, although the story is told through Erik's experiences (such as in American Wedding, where the story centered around Stifler, but was about Jim's wedding).
Took a Level in Badass: By the end of The Naked Mile, he goes from a dweeb with no confidence to riding a horse across town to a public party all just to win back his girlfriend. Taken even farther in Beta House where he assists Dwight as his Number Two in the frat rivalry with the Geek House.
The Unfavorite: He's considered the Black Sheep among the Stifler family tree, and it's a Running Gag how his dad tries to help him get laid faster than he did.

Dwight Stifler

Played By: Steve Talley

Appearances: American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile | American Pie Presents: Beta House

The Ace: Being the nicest of the Stifler men, he is idolized as a true God among men, is multi-talented at many things, extremely popular, a born leader, and even smarter than he appears on the surface.
Big Man on Campus: He's well-liked by everybody, in comparison to the previous Stiflers (sans Erik).
A Father to His Men: Is the heroic leader of the Beta House, but genuinely treats them like his family and even risks his own life for them.
Fratbro: And how. He is the undefeated King of the Naked Mile, ultimate Beta House leader, and even wins the illegal house wars against Geek House.
Fun Personified: Absolutely nobody can hate the dude, and those who do are often antagonistic. He's well-known as a greater party animal than even Steven.
Good Counterpart: Is shockingly an incredibly nice version of the original Steven Stifler. Dwight has all of the Stifler clan's best attributes, but proves to be a more kindhearted, friendly big brother than most of the family tree. Heck, he even treats his kid brother much better than Steve did to his own.
Life of the Party: His parties are more popular than the original Steven Stifler himself.
Lovable Jock: Easily more likable than the other Jerk Jock Stiflers. He directed his insults, pranks, and other shenanigans directly at those who antagonized him, rather than everyone.
Lovable Sex Maniac: He is a Stifler after all. He's had more than 10 lovers in just two movies.
Really Gets Around: He's constantly in the pursuit of his next conquest. One of his craziest is when he slept with a zookeeper girl and her monkey.
Suspiciously Similar Substitute: For Steve and Matt, although he isn't a Jerkass.

Characters Specific to Beta House

Margie

Played By: Christine Barger

Cute Clumsy Girl: Some hints of this, like choking on her gum at the start.
Give Geeks a Chance: She's the girlfriend to Erik's Fat Idiot roommate, and is really into him. She also doesn't mind eying the equally dorky Erik.
Ms. Fanservice: From her very first appearance, even.
Shameless Fanservice Girl: Has no qualms when Erik catches her totally nude and is even open to allowing him to join in. She also helps the Beta House defeat Edgar by dressing up as a sheep Fury cosplay.
Small Role, Big Impact: Upon first glance she does seem like she'll just be another hot chick for eye candy, but she's the one who brings down Edgar by dressing as sheep to get him to lose the final game thanks to his odd kink.

Characters Specific to The Book of Love

Scott Stifler

Played By: John Patrick Jordan

Alliterative Name: Scott Stifler both start with the letter "S".
Bestiality Is Depraved / Black Comedy Rape: When ending up in naked outside his house, he winds up raped by a moose.
Generation Xerox: Like Steve (and likely all of the Stiflers before him) in Book of Love he plays on the high school football team, has the infamous Stifler Sex Drive, and throws the wildest parties.
Jerk Jock: When he's not picking on the protagonists' poor attempts to lose their virginity, he spends half his film time trying to blow off and ghost a Nice Girl he had a one night stand with.
Laser-Guided Karma: After all his nastiness, he suffers one heck of a Humiliation Conga in the final act. A girl who he's been flaking out on for weeks calls him out on his selfishness, beats him in a high stakes poker game where he's forced to strip naked and streak in the cold snow, and ends up raped by a moose in heat. On top of all that, he Did Not Get the Girl.
Pet the Dog: He offers a girl he picked on earlier a shoulder to cry on when she suffers a bad breakup.
Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Easily the most blatant stand-in for the original Steve Stifler.

Heidi

Played By: Beth Behrs

Childhood Friend Romance: She and Rob knew each other since grade school, with the main conflict of the movie being the duo attempting to finally break out of the friendzone and share the perfect intimacy.
Dude Magnet: Her status as The Ingenue has helped boost her allure to a few guys. The main protagonist Rob crushes hard on her, a few guys nearly score with her, random party dudes check her out, and even Scott Stifler desires her.
Earn Your Happy Ending: When she and Rob get stuck in a ski-lift, the duo at last share a moment where they talk to each other on a deep level about all the experiences they've had up to this point. Where they finally confess their true feelings for each other and elope. Rob returning the Book of Love manual being a strong sign that they're off to a happily ever after.
First Girl Wins: Rob finally wins his first crush's heart in the movie's finale. She and Rob at last break the ice and share an intimate moment when stuck on a busted ski-lift together. Realizing that they just had to open up about their feelings since both felt the same way.
Girl Next Door: She is most definitely this for Rob. Even Stifler lampshades it.
Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She's a beautiful, blonde Nice Girl which attracts the main protagonist due to her kindhearted nature.
Hidden Depths: In her conversations with Rob and Dana, she admits that she hates being seen as the innocent girl. Secretly desiring to lose her own virginity just as much as the protagonists.
The Ingenue: She's easily the sweetest, gentle, naïve shy girl of the school. Rob has had a crush on her for such a long time, and seeks to be her first time whilst she ponders over whether or not she's ready.
Morality Pet: For Rob. When he flies off the handle, he imagines seeing her advising him to do the right thing.
My God, What Have I Done?: She almost sleeps with Rob's rival Scott Stifler in a moment of impulse, until her childhood crush catches them in the act. Seeing Rob's crushed feelings makes her realize her mistake.
Nice Girl: When you're nice to a Stifler, that says a lot.
Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Both she and Rob accidentally damage the Book of Love and kickstart the plot in the first place.
- Also her attempts to please Rob when she nearly sleeps with Stifler in order to gain some experience at sex in order to make her night with Rob better by knowing more about it. Which only results in a devastated Rob briefly giving up on her and getting blind stinking drunk, acting like a jerk by believing "assholes get laid".
Odd Friendship: Her 2 best friends are very much "experienced" girls while she's the innocent virgin of the group. Ironically, she's embarrassed she still has her virginity while her closest friend Dana is embarrassed from losing it by sleeping with so many.
Oblivious to Love: She spends half the movie blissfully unaware that Rob has a huge crush on her. It's implied she did know, but wanted to find the right way to finally admit her own crush on him.
Right Behind Me: She's the one from behind Rob, as she overhears him bragging about how he's about to get laid. Leading to her making a huge mistake by nearly courting with Stifler first in a foolish attempt to gain some sex experience for herself.
Running Gag: Every time she tries to have her first time, things go wrong. Hilarity Ensues. Luckily, she finally scores with her childhood crush Rob by the end of the film once he gains confidence.
She's All Grown Up: Implied. Scott Stifler develops a desire to bed her once he notices how hot she's grown.
Shipper on Deck: She frequently encourages her bestie Dana to give Nathan another chance.
Shrinking Violet: Downplayed. However, she is very hesitant to jump right into sex as she's trying to find Mr. Right. She also seems to be aware that Rob has feelings for her, but is too afraid to address her own for him.
Virginity Makes You Stupid: Aside from being totally unaware of Rob's crush on her, the whole plot kicks off because her attempts to rush through losing her own virginity accidentally leads to both her and Rob burning down the library, resulting in the Book of Love getting damaged in the first place and landing both of them in detention. Also, she nearly makes a huge mistake brashly sleeping with Stifler in a foolish method of gaining some "experience" in order to satisfy her real crush. Even, Rob teases her for it.
What the Hell, Hero?: Only in a dream. A completely plastered Rob attempts to score with a random party girl while acting like an ass, but he stops himself from going through with it when a fantasy vision of Heidi calls him out on it.

Ashley

Played By: Jennifer Holland

Alpha Bitch: She's the most popular girl in school, the head cheerleader, constantly hanging with the jocks or her girl posse, and is desired by more than half the men on campus. However, she's not above some nasty behavior.
- Lovable Alpha Bitch: Slips into this quite often, being a beloved party girl at Stifler's events. Lube places heavy emphasis on the "Lovable" part.
Biker Babe: In one of Lube's dreams, Holland pulls off some showgirl moves on a wicked motorcycle while he and the school mascot snap pictures.
Broken Ace: She's about as cocky and smug as an Alpha Bitch can be, but it only hides her deep insecurities about herself as Ashley truly does detest how men love using her for sex and don't genuinely care for her beyond the skin.
Defrosting Ice Queen: In spite of being extremely cold towards Lube, when they're trapped together on a broken ski-lift she gradually starts to warm up to him, even admitting that he's humorous. Ashley eventually dates Lube once he shows genuine feelings for her and stops hiding behind his jokester façade.
Dude Magnet: She wouldn't be the Alpha Bitch if she wasn't. Ashley has naturally attracted the adoration from many at school. She's slept with numerous popular guys, Stifler has gotten her to please him, Rob attempts to hit on her, a teacher briefly admires Lube's detailed drawing of her, the class mascot snaps photos of her cheerleading, and of course Lube desires to make her his girl.
Everyone Has Standards: When Katey, a soft-spoken Nice Girl who Stifler's been ghosting all movie calls him out for using her for sex when it was her first time and she genuinely thought he cared for her, even she shows disgust towards him.
Girl on Girl Is Hot: In another dream sequence Lube has, Ashley doesn't hesitate to make out with her girl posse in their underwear.
Give Geeks a Chance After Lube grants her a genuine speech about his feelings for her and his long crush on her since childhood, Ashley's so moved to tears that she finally grants him a shot to date her. Apparently it proves so successful that the big guy finally loses his virginity to her.
Hidden Depths: When trapped on a busted ski-lift with Lube, the head cheerleader reveals some surprising secrets of her own. Ashley fesses up that she genuinely finds Lube funny and adorable, even snorting at his cheesy jokes. However, she also hides some deep insecurities about herself, like assumptions that men only date her for a status symbol and how she thinks she's only a prize for men to conquer, despising her own status as a slut.
I Have Boobs, You Must Obey!: She flashes her nice pair in front of Rob in effort to convince him to help her shoplift some expensive underwear for her.
Jerkass Façade: She heavily plays up her Alpha Bitch persona in order to hide her deep insecurities over how she doesn't think any man loves her for who she is and merely for the popular status. Lube eventually cracks through when they're forced to rely on each other, and soon bond.
Kick the Dog:
- Despite using Rob to shoplift and teasing a chance to get with her, she instantly ditches him in order to suck-off Scott Stifler instead.
- After Lube tries to make a move on her, she cruelly rejects him with little care in easily the harshest scene in the film.
Male Gaze: Holland was not shy to show off her alluring body in Lube's fantasy sequences of her. Yet, her most noteworthy instance is when she shows off her gorgeous breasts for a few minutes in order to mesmerize Rob into agreeing to shoplift for her.
Ms. Fanservice: She is a sexy cheerleader played by Jennifer Holland after all. When she's not looking glamourous in real life, she frequently struts her stuff in Lube's many dream sequences of her, prancing around in her underwear, flirting sensually, sharing lesbian kisses with her girl posse, and showing off her athletic build. Holland also exposes her breasts for a solid few minutes in order to convince Rob to shoplift for her.
Pet the Dog:
- Although manipulating him into shoplifting for her, Ashley does show off her breasts for Rob and pleasures him when concealing the stolen items on his person.
- When Katey demands payback on Stifler for being a massive prick towards her, Ashley doesn't hesitate to back her up and laugh at Scott's humiliation with her.
- In spite of coldly rejecting Lube she shows genuine concern over his well-being and helps him out when he breaks a leg in a poor attempt to rescue her.
Shameless Fanservice Girl: Not solely in Lube's dream sequences either. Ashley is a gorgeous hottie and she fully knows. She shows off her athletic body a lot, openly brags about sex with Stifler, prances around in her underwear for more than half her screentime, including at a public party, and Holland even exposes her breasts for Rob and pleasures him in order to play him to her advantage.
So Beautiful, It's a Curse: Reveals to Lube that deep down she resents her good looks since its attracted the wrong kind of men for her more than the good. She instantly assumes that most guys are even attracted to her in the first place to use sleeping with her as a status symbol or high conquest.
The Tease: Quite frequently in Lube's fantasies of her, but in real life as well. She shows Rob her breasts in order to manipulate him into shoplifting some overpriced underwear for her and even touches his privates while stuffing stolen items in his pants. However, she had no plans to connect romantically beyond that.
Took a Level in Kindness: She starts to open up when stuck with Lube in private, shows concern for him when they think they're in danger on a busted ski-lift, and once he admits his own insecurities she's moved to tears by his confession and gives him a chance to be with her.
Used to Be a Sweet Kid: Ashley dreamed of being an actress as a kid and used to be friends with Lube until she got popular.

Dana

Played By: Melanie Papalia

Berserk Button: Never bring up her shameful past. She broke up with Nathan over it.
Breast Expansion: In her most popular scene, when a bored Lube fantasizes her taking her top off, she gladly exposes herself only to have her breasts quadruple in size. Hilariously, they grow so big they literally burst his bubble to snap him back in reality.
Dark and Troubled Past: Downplayed, but it still haunts her. Dana lost her virginity long ago, gaining an infamous reputation of sleeping with 7 other guys. So she made a pledge to never have sex again until marriage as a way to amend her shame. She does not take it well if it's brought up.
Defrosting Ice Queen: A mild example, but her character arc fits. She breaks up with Nathan because he doesn't respect her feelings and seemingly only wants sex, but over the course of the film she gradually warms up to being with him again when he proves how much he cares for her deep down.
Dude Magnet: Dana gains almost as much attention as Jennifer Holland and her best friend Heidi do. Nathan crushes on her and in spite of his pervy tendencies, goes out of his way to do anything to gain her back, Lube has a dream sequence of her, 2 of her church goers are enthralled by her unintentional confession of her love life, and she's had multiple past flings.
Earn Your Happy Ending: She finally patches things up with Nathan once he matures into a more compassionate boyfriend, giving her the first guy who wants more than sex from her.
Engineered Public Confession: Played for Laughs. When Nathan tries to work things out with her, they accidentally activate the loud-speakers while they discuss her sex life in a church.
Fanservice with a Smile: Only in a dream. When a totally bored Lube daydreams of her taking her top off to "practice" servicing him, she gladly does so. Showing off her gorgeous natural body before magically quadrupling her bust size to impossible quality. Sadly, even in his fantasies it can't last as Lube gets called out.
Ms. Fanservice: Is one of the few main girls to go nude. Melanie is a fairly beautiful lady, who also isn't shy to dive into a romance scene. Dana really likes Nathan performing the "Tongue Tornado" on her, resulting in a few upskirt shots. However, her Breast Expansion scene where Papalia shows off her natural body in slow motion before her assets increase in size was what many fans remember of her.
My Girl Is a Slut: Subverted. Nathan believes this as a good attribute about her since she'd be more willing to sleep with him, but is proven very wrong...
Petite Pride: Evidently, Papalia was not afraid to flaunt her natural small chest size in order to contrast with the hilarious Breast Expansion.
Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: Dana definitely fits this type. In stark contrast to Heidi's Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold.
Shameless Fanservice Girl: Only in a dream. When Lube fantasizes her taking her top off for him she gladly does so, right in front of her dad. She even shows off Papalia's natural curves before magically enhancing her bust just for him.
Single Woman Seeks Good Man: She wants to find a true romantic relationship with the right guy after a string of failed lovers which fell apart due to how shallow they were. Nathan manages to become the right guy.
Slut-Shaming: She suffered this due to previously sleeping with 7 other guys. Embarrassed and desperately trying to erase her past, Dana took a pledge to not do it again until she found a marriage material man.
Tsundere: For as much time as she spends upset with her boyfriend Nathan, she does offer him a chance to redeem himself and even prevents her overprotective dad from coming at him with a garden sheer.
What the Hell, Hero?: Gives quite a few.
- She calls out Nathan twice when he accidentally reveals how he was just appealing to her for sex.
- Funnily enough, even in Lube's dream sequence of her too. While showing off her Breast Expansion she calls Lube a lamewad for fantasizing about his best friend's girl.

Characters Specific to Girl's Rules

Annie Watson

Played By: Madison Pettis

Butt-Monkey: Annie goes through a lot of humiliating ordeals throughout the film.
- The night before her boyfriend leaves for college and she attempts to have sex with before then, Annie ends up suffering from much pain and humiliation. When she attempts to climb over the fence at her boyfriend's house she ends giving herself a hanging wedgie and after getting down from the fence she ends up caked in mud and dirt, making her boyfriend look disgusted when she tries to look sexy for him. When his parents accidentally catch the two attempting have sex, Annie begin to choke on the dental dam she was using, until her boyfriend gives her the heimlich maneuver, then when she has to leave his room she falls out the window into the bushes. After Annie failing to have sex with her boyfriend she leaves his house humiliated and looking like roadkill.
- To further her humiliation, before her attempt to have sex with her boyfriend, she texted Kayla, Michelle, and Stephanie in group catch she was to do it, then as she is leaving his house, her friends send texts asking her for the details about her experience.
- Later, she tries to have cyber sex with her boyfriend on her laptop using a pair of vibrating panties she bought at a sex shop, but in the middle of it her father comes in her room forcing her to end the chat with her boyfriend, while her father introduces their neighbors, a woman named Ellen, who happens to be her new principal, and her son Grant. Annie had already Ellen, at the sex shop and she was the one suggested the vibrating panties for her, while Ellen covers for Annie, Grant steps the remote to her vibrating panties causing to go off and leaning to awkward conversion until Ellen get Grant's foot off the remote and gets Annie's dad to leave the room by saying they go get a piece of pie for Annie, but Grant finds the remote causing her vibrating panties to go off again before Grant realizes what's going and returns the remote to her.
Missing Mom: Her parents are divorced and she lives with her father.
Ms. Fanservice: When Annie accidentally gives herself a hanging wedgie after trying to climb over the fence at her boyfriend's house, her naked butt is exposed.
Wedgie: Annie accidentally got her panties caught on top of the fence when trying to climb over to her boyfriend's house, giving herself a hanging wedgie, until she managed to get them out, before falling into the mud.

Stephanie Stifler

Played By: Lizze Broadway

Alliterative Name: Stephanie Stifler just like her cousin Steve Stifler.
Childhood Friend Romance: She ends up in a relationship with childhood friend Emmett at the end of the movie
Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male: Stephanie tries to get a Meet Cute with Grant by lobbing a lacrosse ball at his head. Just try picturing Steve Stifler doing that to a girl he wants to bang.
Establishing Character Moment: Stephanie first appears in a rather daunting situation involving the principal and some BDS&M roleplay. Before anything too shocking can happen, Stephanie tells the principal that the whole thing was recorded as revenge for creeping onto schoolgirls, ending his career once and for all.

Kayla

Played By: Piper Curda

Clingy Jealous Girl: Kayla constantly questions her boyfriend Tim's loyalty to her, which causes to break up with Kayla at the beginning of the movie. However, Kayla get out of this later in the film, and she and Tim get back together.
Shameless Fanservice Girl: In order to make her boyfriend jealous, she sneaks into Grant's bedroom and takes provocative pictures of herself on his bed that are quickly uploaded to Instagram.

Michelle

Played By: Natasha Behnam

Big Beautiful Woman: While Michelle is overweight compared to the rest of her friends, it doesn't change she is very attractive.
Give Geeks a Chance: She's on both ends of this. She tries to get with Grant while being totally oblivious to fellow nerd Oliver pining for her.

Grant

Played By: Darren Barnet

Disappeared Dad: His father is no to be seen during film, as it is implied his parents divorced too.
Head-Turning Beauty: All four girls fall for him on sight.

Characters / American Pie

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The Main Guys

James Emanuel "Jim" Levenstein

Played By: Jason Biggs

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

Kevin Myers

Played By: Thomas Ian Nicholas

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

Chris "Oz" Ostreicher

Played By: Chris Klein

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

Paul Finch

Played By: Eddie Kaye Thomas

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

Steven "Steve" Stifler

Played By: Seann William Scott

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

Girls

Michelle Flaherty

Played By: Alyson Hannigan

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

Heather

Played By: Mena Suvari

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

Victoria "Vicky" Lathum

Played By: Tara Reid

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

Nadia

Played By: Shannon Elizabeth

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

Jessica

Played By: Natasha Lyonne

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Reunion

Family Members

Noah Levenstein

Played By: Eugene LevyOther LanguagesMichel Papineschi (European French)

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Pie Presents: Band Camp | American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile | American Pie Presents: Beta House | American Pie Presents: The Book of Love | American Reunion

Mrs. Levenstein

Played By: Molly Cheek

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunionnote Video footage

Jeanine Stifler

Played By: Jennifer Coolidge

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

Matt Stifler

Played By: Eli Marienthal (American Pie and 2), Tad Hilgenbrink (Band Camp)

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Pie Presents: Band Camp

Tom Myers

Played By: Casey Affleck

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2

Other Students

Chuck "The Shermanator" Sherman

Played By: Chris Owen

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Pie Presents: Band Camp | American Reunion

John / "MILF Guy #2"

Played By: John Cho

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

Justin / "MILF Guy #1"

Played By: Justin Isfield

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion

Characters Specific to American Pie 2

Amber & Danielle

Played By: Lisa Arturo (Amber) and Denise Faye (Danielle)

Brett

Played By: Brett Shuttleworth

Characters Specific to American Wedding

Cadence Flaherty

Played By: January Jones

Harold Flaherty & Mary Flaherty

Played By: Fred Willard (Harold) and Deborah Rush (Mary)

Grandma Levenstein

Played By: Angela Paton

Bear

Played By: Eric Allan Kramer

Officer Krystal & Fraulein Brandi

Played By: Nikki Schieler Ziering (Officer Krystal) and Amanda Swisten (Fraulein Brandi)

Characters Specific to American Reunion

Ellie Myers

Played By: Charlene Amoia

Selena Vega

Played By: Eugene Levy^{Other Languages}Michel Papineschi (European French)

Appearances: American Pie | American Pie 2 | American Wedding | American Reunion^noteVideo footage