List of Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County cast members

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Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County is an American reality television series that originally aired on MTV from September 28, 2004 until November 15, 2006. The series aired three seasons and focused on the personal lives of several students attending Laguna Beach High School. Its premise was originated with Liz Gateley, while Tony DiSanto served as the executive producer.

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Throughout its run, the series was led by eight (seasons 1 & 2) and nine (season 3) primary cast members, who were credited by their first names. Their storylines were largely developed by a number of supporting cast members. Its original main cast members were high school seniors Stephen Colletti, Lauren Conrad, Trey Phillips, Christina Schuller, Morgan Olsen and Lo Bosworth, and juniors Kristin Cavallari and Talan Torriero. Cavallari's friends Alex Hooser and Jessica Smith appeared as supporting cast members in the first season. Cavallari and Talan's senior year was the focus of season two, with their classmates Smith, Alex Murrel, Taylor Cole and Jason Wahler integrated into the main cast, alongside college freshmen Colletti and Conrad. Bosworth, Olsen, Phillips and Schuller returned briefly in guest roles.

In the third season, Smith and Alex Hooser were the sole returning cast members, albeit in recurring roles. The show instead focused on a new class of Laguna Beach High students, juniors Kyndra Mayo, Cami Edwards (who appeared the previous season as sophomores), Tessa Keller, Cameron Brinkman, Rocky Donatelli, Breanna Conrad, Lexie Contursi and Chase Johnson, and senior Kelan Hurley.

The fourth season, titled Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County , relocated the show to Newport Beach, California and featured an entirely new cast from Newport Harbor High School, including seniors Chrissy Schwartz, Allie Stockton, Sasha Dunlap and Chase Cornwell, juniors Clay Adler and Grant Newman, and sophomore Taylor Geiney.

Main cast members

  Main cast (appears in opening credits)
  Supporting cast (3+ episodes)
  Guest cast (1–2 episodes)
Cast memberSeasonsRef(s)
1234 [lower-alpha 1]
Main [1] [2]
MainGuest [1] [2]
Main [1] [2]
Trey Phillips
MainGuest [1]
Christina Schuller
MainGuest [1]
Morgan Olsen
MainGuest [1]
Talan Torriero
Main [1] [2]
MainRecurring [1]
Jessica Smith
Recurring [lower-alpha 2] MainRecurring [2]
Jason Wahler
MainGuest [2]
MainGuest [2]
Taylor Cole
MainGuest [2]
Tessa Keller
Main [3]
Cameron Brinkman
Main [3]
Kyndra Mayo
Guest [lower-alpha 3] Main [3]
Raquel "Rocky" Donatelli
Main [3]
Breanna Conrad
Guest [lower-alpha 4] Main [3]
Kelan Hurley
Main [3]
Main [3]
Cami Edwards
Guest [lower-alpha 5] Main [3]
Chase Johnson
Main [3]
Chrissy Schwartz
Main [4] [5]
Clay Adler
Main [4] [5]
Allie Stockton
Main [4] [5]
Grant Newman
Main [4] [5]
Sasha Dunlap
Main [4] [5]
Chase Cornwell
Main [4] [5]
Taylor Geiney
Main [4] [5]
Cast notes
  1. ↑ The show was retitled as Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County for its fourth season, although later episode listings are split into two seasons (with the final four episodes titled Newport Harbor: Home for the Holidays).
  2. ↑ Credited onscreen as "Dexter's girlfriend" and "Kristin's friend".
  3. ↑ Credited as "Sophomore".
  4. ↑ Credited as "LC's sister".
  5. ↑ Credited as "Sophomore" and "Jason's date".

Supporting cast members

  Supporting cast (3+ episodes)
  Guest cast (1–2 episodes)
Cast memberOnscreen titleSeasons
123
Loren Polster
Party enthusiast [lower-alpha 1] RecurringGuest
Dieter Schmitz
Stephen's "wingman" [lower-alpha 2] Recurring
Alex "H." Hooser
Kristin's best friend [lower-alpha 3] Recurring
Morgan "S." Souders
Kristin's friend [lower-alpha 4] Recurring
Jen Bunney
LC & Lo's friend [lower-alpha 5] Recurring
Sam Ferguson
Kristin's crushRecurringGuest
Jonathon Bernard
Golf team captain [lower-alpha 6] Recurring
Gary Samuelian
Christina's friend [lower-alpha 7] RecurringGuest
Kaitlyn Healey
LC's friendGuestRecurring
Cedric Channels
Jason's friend
Recurring
The new girl [lower-alpha 8] Recurring
Emily Alder
Jessica's friendRecurringGuest
Jeff "B." Boyle
Talan's friend [lower-alpha 9] Recurring
LC's friend
Recurring
Kelan's brother
Recurring
Bandmate [lower-alpha 10] Recurring
Candace Siegmund
Kyndra's friend [lower-alpha 11] Recurring
Tara Springer
Lexie's friend
Recurring
E.J. Gomez
Raquel/"Rocky"'s friend [lower-alpha 12] Recurring
Nikki Dowers
Kyndra's friend [lower-alpha 13] Recurring
Derek LeBon
Cameron's friend [lower-alpha 14] CameoRecurring
Alex Atkinson
Raquel/"Rocky"'s new boyfriend [lower-alpha 15] Recurring
Lexie's friend [lower-alpha 16] Recurring
Nick "W." Walker
Cameron's friend
Recurring
Tyler Dowers
Kyndra's ex-boyfriend [lower-alpha 17] CameoRecurring
Cast notes
  1. ↑ Also credited as "Trey's friend", "Fashion enthusiast" and "Talan's friend".
  2. ↑ Also as "Stephen's friend" and "Jessica's ex-boyfriend".
  3. ↑ Later as simply "Kristin's friend".
  4. ↑ Later as "Alex M's friend".
  5. ↑ Later as simply "LC's friend".
  6. ↑ Later as "senior speaker".
  7. ↑ Later as "Kristin's friend".
  8. ↑ Also as "Alex M's friend", and later "LC's friend".
  9. ↑ Also as "Jessica's crush" and "Jessica's date".
  10. ↑ Also as "Chase's friend".
  11. ↑ Also as "Cami's friend".
  12. ↑ Also as "Alex's friend" and "Tyler's friend".
  13. ↑ Also as "Tyler's sister" and "Cami's friend".
  14. ↑ Also as "Kyndra's friend", "Tessa's boyfriend", "Kelan's friend" and "Tessa's ex-boyfriend".
  15. ↑ Later as simply "Raquel/"Rocky"'s boyfriend" and "Raquel/"Rocky"'s ex-boyfriend".
  16. ↑ Also as "Cami's friend".
  17. ↑ Later as "Kyndra's boyfriend".

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