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— Carrie to the audience in Bright
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Carrie Wilson is one of main characters and the secondary antagonist in the Netflix Original Series Julie and the Phantoms. She is the daughter of Trevor Wilson, the surviving member of the band Sunset Curve. She is the lead singer of the girl group Dirty Candy. She was Julie's childhood best friend before they had a falling out due to unknown reasons. Carrie and Julie are now music rivals.
She is portrayed by Savannah Lee May.
Background[]
Personality[]
Carrie comes off as a mean spirited person towards Julie and Flynn. She is the most popular girl at school with her musical group Dirty Candy. She gets very jealous of the attention Julie and the Phantoms get, believing her group to be better.
She is ambitious and a self-proclaimed hard worker. In Bright, she told Nick that she worked hard on Dirty Candy routines, and believed they were deserving of more recognition.
Physical Appearance[]
TBA
Biography[]
Early Life[]
Carrie was born sometime between 2004-2005, to Trevor Wilson and an unnamed woman.
At some point Carrie became friends with Julie. They would spend time at Carrie's house listening to Carrie's father's music. The three of them would spend hours talking music.
Eventually, Carrie and Julie had a falling out, and they are no longer friends.
Once entering high school, Carrie was placed in Los Feliz High School's special music program for musically talented students.
Carrie founded Dirty Candy. Her father, Trevor Wilson, is supportive of her musical ambition. According to Flynn, Trevor paid for the group's performance costumes as well as Katy Perry's choreographer, although the accuracy of the latter statement is debatable considering its source.
Season One[]
Wake Up[]
Carrie gives Julie and Flynn some flyers for Dirty Candy performance at the spirit rally. When Julie tries to play piano at music class she says "is this when we clap?"
Bright[]
Carrie and Dirty Candy performs Wow during the spirit rally.
Flying Solo[]
After Julie and the boys perform Bright, Carrie appears to be unimpressed and badmouths Julie. )
I Got the Music[]
Julie tells Alex, Luke and Reggie that their former bandmate Bobby now goes by "Trevor Wilson" and that he is Carrie's father who Julie was childhood friends with. Alex, Luke and Reggie asks Julie where their former bandmate lives and they all go visit Trevor Wilson's house. Then Carrie opens the door and sees Julie and Flynn she get them into the house and Carrie asks suspiciously how Julie learn how to use holograms.
The Other Side of Hollywood[]
Carrie is present at the school dance alongside Nick. She complains about the dance and makes fun of Julie after Julie tells the crowd that she can't "link up" with Luke, Alex, and Reggie. She asks "Who wants to see Dirty Candy?" and is met with a cheer. Although Flynn breaks a knob off the sound board, Carrie is undeterred and invites the crowd to her house.
Finally Free[]
Carrie and Dirty Candy perform at the café filled with record executives. Flynn assumes that her dad called in a favor to get the music group on the list, although the accuracy of the statement is debatable considering the source. Her performance of "All Eyes on Me" was, unbeknownst to her, accompanied by Alex, who began dancing along to the group's choreography. Carrie knows the record executive (Andi Parker from Destiny Management) at the café by name due to her connection through her father. Carrie lists out who Andi represents (Shawn Mendes, Selena Gomez), then suggests Dirty Candy as her new clientele, Andi, however, was more interested in Julie and the Phantoms.
Edge of Great[]
Carrie invites herself over to Julie's party to Nick's dismay. She remarks that Julie is one of her oldest friends and probably forgot to invite her. It is implied the Nick and Carrie had relationship problems before, based on her comment of "hearing that before" in reply to Nick's insistence they will not get back together. It's then that she reveals that she is suspicious of "the Holograms" of Julie's band, though whether this is genuine suspicion or simply pettiness is unknown.
Stand Tall[]
Carrie is watching Julie and the Phantom's trending YouTube video on her laptop. Her dad, Trevor Wilson, enters the mansion, sweating from his run. Trevor greets his daughter warmly and goes toward the stairs, but stops at the music emitting from her laptop. Trevor comments that it "sounds good" and, after closer look, realizes that the girl singing in the video is Julie. Carrie explains that Julie is in a new band with a hologram gimmick, and that somehow they're playing a gig at the Orpheum. Trevor, able to see the other figures in the video and listening to his daughter's explanation, realize that the holograms were his deceased band mates frozen at the age of 17. Shocked, Trevor tries to gather himself as he calls someone unknown and requests two tickets to the Orpheum concert that night. Carrie is confused and offended at this action, though Trevor reassures her, "only love!" Both Carrie and her father Trevor Wilson go to The Orpheum to watch Julie and the Phantoms performed "Stand Tall." At the end of the song Carrie stands up and claps for them while her father Trevor Wilson is shocked to see his deceased bandmates perform on stage 25 years after they passed away.
Songs[]
Season One[]
Group Performances
Relationships[]
Family[]
Trevor Wilson (father)
Unnamed mother
Friends[]
Kayla (bandmate/best friend)
- See also Carrie and Kayla
Dirty Candy Crew (bandmates/friends)
Nick (ex-boyfriend)
Enemies[]
Julie Molina (former best friend/rival)
Flynn (former friend/rival)
Appearances[]
Season 1
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| #1 | "Wake Up" | #4 | "I Got the Music" |
#7 | "Edge of Great" |
| #2 | "Bright" | #5 | "The Other Side of Hollywood" |
#8 | " |
| #3 | "Flying Solo" | #6 | "Finally Free" |
#9 | "Stand Tall" |
Trivia[]
- Dirty Candy is designed with a lollipop for the "y" in Candy (thus spelled Dirty Candy). This spelling creation was made by the costume designer.
- She has been to all of Julie and the Phantoms performances, including the Garage Party that she claimed she wasn’t invited to mainly to check up on her ex-boyfriend Nick.
- Savannah Lee May said in an interview she spent her 19th birthday auditioning for the role of Carrie.
- Savannah Lee May said in a interview that the character Sharpay Evans from High School Musical was her main influence when she auditioned for Carrie to help her get into character.
- In Finally Free, it is notable that Carrie supposes that Julie is at the café for Nick instead of performing, suggesting that Carrie might have suspected Nick's burgeoning feelings toward Julie and/or Julie's feelings toward him.
- Her signature color is Pink.
- She is shown applauding Julie and the Phantoms in the last episode showing character depth and her acknowledgement of how good they are.
- It is unknown what happened to her biological mother because in the series so far her biological mother hasn't been seen or mentioned. Carrie's biological mother might of left her when she was young because it seems like Trevor is a single-father trying to raise his daughter.
- In Whatever Happens, it was revealed that in 2019 her parents were going through a divorce.
- She appeared in every episode in Season One except for Unsaid Emily.
- Carrie shares her similarities with Sharpay from the High School Musical film series and Audrey from the Descendants film series.