The Boys Spinoff

Roles:

[Marie Moreau]
an 18-year-old black woman who is motivated, bold, and determined. As the Caribbean’s first and only superhero she is tenacious in her need to prove that “a little Black girl from the Caribbean can grow up to become one of the world’s greatest superheroes.” Marie is quick-witted, intelligent, highly focused, and well trained. Marie has “the pride of her nation and her family’s financial future riding on her shoulders” and she is dogged in her pursuit to get to the top of this competitive college while her classmates mock her impressive aspirations.
Not to be deterred Marie’s flippant and derisive sense of humor cuts straight through her rivals. Marie is surrounded by malevolent forces and she will find herself compromising her values in order to pursue the ever-elusive American dream. Series regular.


[Jordan Lee]
an 18-year-old Asian-American woman who comes to the Supes college with her twin brother Mark. Jordan is cheeky, stunning and effortlessly cool. “Jordan is a pan-sexual hedonist superhero always looking to get drunk, get laid, or get high” Underneath her partying persona Jordan is sensitive and an unquestionably talented Supe who buries her fear of failure in her partying and bingeing of alcohol, sex, and drugs.
Jordan is accustomed to skating by on impressive instincts and her super capabilities, but as a Freshman at a school full of young Supe hopefuls, she will learn that to become the elite Jordan must be willing to face and defeat her own personal demons no matter how agonizing they may be. Series regular.

[Emma]
18-year-old woman from Malibu and is described as sweet, devoted, compassionate, and lovably neurotic bordering on pathological.
“Emma would give you the shoes off her feet is you ask and then apologize that they’re a little scuffed”. Emma craves acceptance and the deep human connection she’s been missing all her life. Emma’s mother is a renowned Supe and although Emma has tried not to let this legacy define her life it clearly has. Emma is excited to begin college and make lifelong friends especially after being bounced from boarding school, set trailer, and summer camps all her life. Emma bonds rapidly and ferociously and although she appears to be an open book to everyone she is especially good at hiding things from those she loves. Emma is hiding a scandalous secret about who she really is and worries if she is discovered that people will be repulsed be her. Series regular.

[Mark Lee]
an 18-year-old Asian-American man who comes to the Supes college with his twin sister Jordan. While Mark starts out sharing her sister’s love for partying he quickly falls for a fellow Supe. She challenges Mark to be at his best, instead of wasting his talents, by working hard, concentrating, and being self-disciplined. In the cutthroat college environment, the fair and decent don’t always win out especially when the one they love “starts to fall off a cliff”. Mark must choose between his own newly discovered aspirations and his love for the woman who fostered them. Series regular.

[Andre aka Polarity]
19-year-old black sophomore at the college and while young he is one of the most powerful and talented Supes at the school. Polarity has “Rockstar swagger, quick wit, and a swoon-worthy smile”. While he can be described as a cocky “f**kboy” he is also at his core a principled guy with “the heart of a hero”. Ferociously loyal, to a fault at times, Polarity has unyielding and fierce grit, born of personal hardship and bolstered by his father, a former B-grade Supe now Polarity’s coach, mentor, and best friend.
At the heart of Polarity’s character is his codependent relationship with his father, but as external forces expand his focus, he starts to question if his well-intentioned father is a blessing, a hardship or both…and precisely where his loyalties lie. Series regular.

[Golden Boy]
22-year-old big name on campus who “possesses thermonuclear power and pure charisma”. Golden Boy has long been seen as the next famous Supe of the Vought pantheon. Golden Boy works for greatness in everything and succeeds every time. Although such aspiration and hopes were placed upon him at a young age he did not become misanthropic or disaffected from normal society.
Golden Boy’s most unexpected characteristic is that he has been able to keep a trustworthy down-to-earth sensibility despite the continuous clamors for selfies and autographs. If Golden Boy does struggle with this burden of predetermined stardom and prosperity he hides it well: presenting himself as serene, secure, self-assured. Although the question is can anyone truly handle the pressure without cracking? Series regular.

[Britney]
early 20s, beguiling and clever. Britney is a former teen star on the hit Vought + musical television show “Britney Out Loud!”. Seven years ago, Britney’s shocking fall from grace after a drug scandal ruined her reputation and thus her career. Britney is barely scraping by on $4 cameos and her Only Fans page.
Sill craving the spotlight and refusing to give up on her second act that she believes she is owed, Britney schemes up a sleazy plan to get admitted to the Supe college, which could be her ticket back into the Vought Supes industry and a potential city contract. However, Britney is haunted by a dark secret from her past and she’ll have to determine the price she is willing to pay for the fame and fortune she so desperately craves. Series regular.