Christian/Frank Churchill: The initially appealing love interest of Cher, whom she convinces herself she must be in love with, similar to Frank Churchill in the book. In the book, Churchill is not available to Emma because he is secretly already engaged; in the film, Christian is not available to Cher because he is gay. Both characters engage in surface-level flirting with the heroine and make her consider her own feelings.

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Alexander, Leigh (April 21, 2009). "Pretty in Pink; Clueless; Mean Girls". Variety . Retrieved July 15, 2021. Mel Horowitz/Mr. Henry Woodhouse: Similarly to Emma, Mr. Horowitz is a well known and respected man within his circle of friends, though there is one major difference between both characters: while Mr. Horowitz is shown to have little to no care for his health, Mr. Woodhouse is considered to be a valetudinarian. Both characters are shown to love their daughters greatly while not always being so forward in their affection.

Fashion-conscious new student Christian attracts Cher's attention and becomes her target for a boyfriend. When she goes to a party with him, Josh becomes jealous and decides to follow her to the party. She invites Christian to her home and tries to seduce him, but he deflects her advances. Murray subsequently tells Cher and Dionne that Christian is gay. Despite the failure of her romantic overtures, Cher remains friends with Christian due to her admiration of his taste in art and fashion. Paramount announced in 2008 that they would release video games based on their films Clueless, Mean Girls, and Pretty in Pink. [75] The games were planned to be released on both the PC and the Nintendo DS, but only the PC games were released. Clueless on PC was released in 2009. [76] The cancelled Nintendo DS video game was found by YouTuber Ray Mona, [77] and a full play-through of the game was released on her channel on April 1, 2021. [78] [79] Marcia Ross, Clueless casting director: Because I was always reading actors, I knew a lot of young actors, and I was able to come up with a bunch of thoughts for parts and sort of come in with ideas and show her.Kosin, Julie (April 14, 2019). "Jodie Comer on Her Favorite Killing Eve Episode and Meeting Villanelle's Match". Harper's Bazaar . Retrieved March 25, 2022. After the death of Brittany Murphy, Silverstone stated that she "always felt connected to [Murphy] as [they] shared a very special experience in [their] lives together", [48] and said, "I loved working with Brittany. She was so talented, so warm, and so sweet." [48] The book stayed very close to the movie but I liked the book a tad bit better because you get to learn more about the characters. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves the "Clueless" movie and/or the now defunct tv series.