Carrie Wilson

Carrie Wilson is the “mean girl” character in the Netflix series Julie and the Phantoms. She is portrayed by Savannah Lee May.

Biography
Carrie Wilson is born, presumably as an only child, to Trevor Wilson and an unnamed woman sometime between 2004 and 2005. Her father is a famous and wealthy musician who holds multiple platinum records. Not much is known about her early life.

She used to be friends with Julie Molina, (and presumably Flynn), but they had a falling out and are now disdainful of each other. It is unknown what happened between them.

She is the leader of her musical group, Dirty Candy, and is seen to be the only one singing in their songs. Her father, Trevor Wilson, is supportive of her musical ambition. According to Flynn, Trevor pays for the group’s performance costumes as well as “Katy Perry's choreographer”, although the accuracy of the latter point is debatable. He also regularly pulls strings to aid Carrie and her group, as implied in “Finally Free”.

Throughout Julie and the Phantoms
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Personality
Carrie comes off as a mean-spirited girl, especially towards Julie and Flynn. She is popular in school with her musical group, Dirty Candy. She becomes highly jealous of the growing popularity of Julie and the Phantoms, 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, in response to Julie upstaging her with her unannounced performance.

Physical Appearance
Carrie is 5 feet 4 inches (162.56 cm) tall. She has strawberry blonde hair and brown eyes. She is usually seen sporting something pink, designer, and reminiscent of early 2000's fashion. When she performs with Dirty Candy, she wears a pastel pink wig, and an entire outfit of glittery or shimmery pink, often paired with silver and space motifs. She wears multiple necklaces, rings, and bracelets throughout her appearances.

Family

 * Trevor Wilson (father)
 * Unnamed mother

Friendships

 * Nick (ex-boyfriend)
 * Kayla (best friend, band member)
 * Julie Molina (ex-friend, current rival)
 * Other members of Dirty Candy (friends, band members)

Songs

 * Wow (with Dirty Candy)
 * All Eyes on Me (Dirty Candy)

Appearances

 * Season One


 * Wake Up
 * Bright
 * Flying Solo
 * Finally Free
 * I Got the Music
 * The Other Side of Hollywood
 * Edge of Great
 * Stand Tall

Trivia

 * Carrie has been to all of Julie and the Phantoms performances, including the garage party that she claimed she was invited to, mainly check up on her ex-boyfriend Nick.
 * Carrie is shown applauding Julie and the Phantoms after their performance at The Orpheum in the last episode, acknowledging how good they are and showing character development.
 * Savannah Lee May spent her 19th birthday auditioning for the role of Carrie.
 * Dirty Candy is designed with a lollipop as the 'y' in “Candy”. This spelling creation was made by the costume designer.
 * Savannah Lee May said in a interview that the mean-girl character Sharpay Evans from High School Musical was her main influence to help her get into character when she auditioned for Carrie.

Quotes
“My group’s performing at the spirit rally tomorrow. I’m sure you guys have nothing better to do.” (Wake Up)

“Oh my gosh, Flynn. Don’t bother coming!” (Wake Up)

"I've earned my chair, Nick. Julie lost hers after she didn't sing a note for a year." (Flying Solo)

"I worked hard on that routine. Julie's no friend." (Flying Solo)

"How did you two get here? How did you get over the security gate?" (I Got the Music)

”You guys are acting weirder than usual.” (I Got the Music)

"I'm sorry, but there's something about amature night that makes me a little queasy." (The Other Side of Hollywood)

"Does anyone know the heimlich? Julie's choking." (The Other Side of Hollywood)

"Hope you all came to have a great time!" (Finally Free)

“Hi, girls. Um, isn’t it past your bedtime?” (Finally Free)

”Julie’s one of my oldest friends. I’m sure she just forgot to invite me.” (Edge of Great)

"Something doesn't add up about those holograms. I wouldn't trust her if I were you." (Edge of Great)

”Why do you hate me too?!” (Stand Tall)