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Modern Family is an American TV comedy series revolving around three families interrelated through Jay Pritchett, his son Mitchell Pritchett, and his daughter Claire Dunphy. The families meet for family functions (usually around their three neighborhoods or while traveling during vacations) and cross-family bonding.
Frank Dunphy (father; deceased)
Grace Dunphy (mother; deceased)
Lorraine Dunphy (stepmother)
Ray (stepbrother)
Haley Marshall (daughter)
Alex Dunphy (daughter)
Luke Dunphy (son)
George Marshall (grandson)
Poppy Marshall (granddaughter)
Dylan Marshall (son-in-law)
Jay Pritchett (father-in-law)
DeDe Williams (mother-in-law; deceased)
Gloria Delgado-Pritchett (stepmother-in-law)
Mitchell Pritchett (brother-in-law)
Joe Pritchett (half-brother-in-law)
Manny Delgado (stepbrother-in-law)
Cameron Tucker (brother-in-law)
Lily Tucker-Pritchett (adoptive niece by marriage)
Rexford Tucker-Pritchett (adoptive nephew by marriage)
Philip Humphrey "Phil" Dunphy (Ty Burrell) is Claire's husband of 15 years who sees himself as the "cool dad". He dotes on his wife Claire and constantly tries to find ways to bond with his three kids. He is seen as very competitive, one example being his always beating his son at basketball. He has a very juvenile attitude and is referred to by Claire as the "kid [she's] married to." He uses a parenting method that he calls "peerenting", which is a combination of talking like a peer but acting like a parent.[2]
Phil is a real estate agent who is very confident in his work, once saying, "I could sell a fur coat to an Eskimo." Phil has a severe case of coulrophobia, which is first revealed when despite Mitchell's objection, Cameron comes to Luke's party dressed as a clown. This may stem from Phil's having found a dead clown in the woods when he was a child. Phil once dresses up as a clown for a kids' party but has a panic attack when he catches his reflection in multiple mirrors. Phil appears to love home repair yet never seems to get around to any of the jobs requested by Claire. Throughout season 1, his ongoing project is fixing the step. He at times shows a sort of crush-like affection for Gloria. However, he says he "would never stray from Claire," although Gloria did kiss him during a "kiss cam" segment at a basketball game in the final episode of season 1, "Family Portrait." He is also staring at her when she does something that makes Phil think she is sexy.[2] In college, he was a cheerleader at Fresno State and his birthday is on April 3.[3] It is revealed in season 7 that Phil is attracted to black women.
Phil seems oblivious as to what he says by miscalculating (if at all) the consequences of his expressions, such as "Phil Dunphy is no straight guy" (when he is referring to not being a straight man)[4] or "If you ain't white, you ain't right" (referring to the color of a team that he was playing on).[5] He often seeks approval from Jay, who generally does not openly show approval of anyone. In the Season 3 episode "Dude Ranch," Phil shows considerable skill both on horseback and with a shotgun, notably shooting two clay pigeons on one foot.
In moments of acute adversity or shock in which most people would curse or swear, Phil utters humorous exclamations: references to food such as, "Sweet Potato Fries!" or "Chicken in a basket!", etc. or he might make a historical reference such as "John Philip Sousa!" It is revealed in "Tableau Vivant" that Phil had once tried to break up with Claire but didn't dare to do so.
A running gag in the show has Phil running up the stairs (often when carrying an object) and tripping on a loose step, which causes him to quickly and hastily say: "Gotta fix that step!"
Ty Burrell had received many positive reviews for his performance. Hank Stuever from the Washington Post wrote, "A standout performance from Ty Burrell's new twist on the doofus-dad stereotype."[6] Paige Wiser, a reporter for the Chicago Sun Times, wrote, "Ty Burrell is a genius as a dad who stays hip by keeping up with the numbers from High School Musical."[7] Robert Canning of IGN in a review of the season loved Ty Burrell's performance of Phil Dunphy and named him one of two characters that stood out to him saying "actor Ty Burrell owned this part, and his well-intended faux pas throughout the season were stellar."[8]
On May 4, 2016, Phil appeared in the first commercials for the National Association of Realtors telling about his "Phil's-osophies." Arnold Worldwide executive creative director Sean McBride said Phil was written as a Realtor on his show and "embodies many of the attributes that are important in a Realtor: He's honest, he's helpful, he's sincere."[9]
Former President of Pritchett Closets and Blinds.
Jay Pritchett (father)
DeDe Williams (mother; deceased)
Gloria Ramírez (stepmother)
Mitchell Vincent Pritchett (brother)
Joe Pritchett (half-brother)
Manny Delgado (stepbrother)
Haley Dunphy (daughter)
Alex Dunphy (daughter)
Luke Dunphy (son)
George Marshall (biological grandson)
Poppy Marshall (granddaughter)
Lucas Williams (grandfather; deceased)
Donnie Pritchett (uncle)
Irene Pritchett (aunt)
Becky Pritchett (aunt)
Melissa Pritchett (grand-cousin)
BeBe Williams (aunt)
CeCe Williams (aunt)
Lily Tucker-Pritchett (niece)
Rexford Tucker-Pritchett (nephew)
Dylan Marshall (son-in-law)
Cameron Tucker (brother-in-law)
Frank Dunphy (father-in-law, deceased)
Grace Dunphy (mother-in-law; deceased)
Lorraine Dunphy (step-mother-in-law)
Ray (step-brother-in-law)
Claire Melinda Dunphy (Julie Bowen), née Pritchett, is the wife of Phil Dunphy, the daughter of Jay, Mitchell's older sister, Gloria's step-daughter, Manny's step-sister, Joe's half-sister and the helicopter soccer mom of the Dunphy family and its three very different kids.[10] She was once a wild child who made a great deal of mistakes over the years, and she is fearful that her children could make the same mistakes, especially her oldest daughter, Haley. She is often exhausted from the stress created by her family but is still a loving mother.[10] When it comes to her kids, she has difficulty controlling Haley's independence and irresponsibility, Alex's sarcasm and perfectionism, and Luke's lack of common sense.[10] She also gets annoyed with her husband, Phil, constantly.
Claire is very competitive, especially in her obsession with being right, and has a brittle personality that causes her to get angry, paranoid, and freak out easily. She is very strict about a clean house. She is seen as an experienced parent by Cameron and Mitchell, so she is called upon for her parenting advice. She enjoys running and reading. She could also come across as uptight or arrogant at times, especially during her scenes with Gloria. She is also very attached to Halloween and describes it as her "crazy lady holiday." In the episode "Open House of Horrors," it is revealed that the neighbors are frightened of Claire's very graphic and realistic decorations around the house. Claire is also the most active family member when organizing family get-togethers. When a former co-worker (Minnie Driver) visits, it is revealed that Claire had a successful job in hospitality management but left her job and married Phil a few months after she became pregnant with Haley. She shows resentment towards the abandonment of her working career due to seeing one of her former peers' success but later realizes her family is more important.[11]
Claire is a perfectionist; according to Phil, "when everybody else sees something beautiful, all she sees is the teeny-tiny flaw." She is also terrible at giving gifts. As her husband Phil once bought her a bracelet for their anniversary, she made him coupons for five free hugs, which she was very proud of.
Her step-brother is Manny Delgado. Claire received another sibling through Jay's second wife, Gloria – Fulgencio "Joe." She often despises the attention that Gloria gets for her voluptuous figure and is thrilled to learn that Gloria was pregnant because of all the weight that Gloria would be gaining. But generally she has a good relationship with Gloria and they sometimes do yoga or spa days together.
Julie Bowen's performance was praised by Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly who said, "Bowen's Claire could have been a blank blonde cipher. Far from it: Bowen's wide array of silent gazes at the camera, her slow-burns at her clan's bad behavior, and her ability to freak out without seeming nutso crazy makes her an essential, stand-out part of TV's best freshman ensemble cast."[12]
Assistant Fashion Designer at Gavin Sinclair
Style editor for Nerp
Student in marketing and photography in a Community College (formerly, graduated)
University Student (formerly)
Philip Humphrey "Phil" Dunphy (father)
Claire Melinda Pritchett (mother)
Alexandra Anastasia Dunphy (younger sister)
Lucas "Luke" Philip Dunphy (younger brother)
Andy Bailey (ex-boyfriend)
Rainer Shine (ex-boyfriend)
Dr. Arvin Fennerman (ex-boyfriend)
George Marshall (son)
Poppy Marshall (daughter)
Frank Dunphy (biological paternal grandfather; deceased)
Grace Dunphy (biological paternal grandmother; deceased)
Jason "Jay" Francis Pritchett (biological maternal grandfather)
DeDe Williams (biological maternal grandmother; deceased)
Lucas Williams (biological maternal great-grandfather; deceased)
Mitchell "Mitch" Vincent Pritchett (biological maternal uncle)
Fulgencio Joseph "Joe" Pritchett (biological maternal half-uncle)
Lily Dang Tucker-Pritchett (adoptive cousin)
Rexford Tucker-Pritchett (adoptive cousin)
Donnie Pritchett (biological maternal great-uncle)
Becky Pritchett (biological maternal great-aunt)
BeBe Williams (biological maternal great-aunt)
CeCe Williams (biological maternal great-aunt)
Manuel Alberto Javier "Manny" Delgado (step-uncle)
Cameron "Cam" Scott Tucker (uncle by marriage)
Lorraine Dunphy (step-grandmother)
Ray (step-uncle)
Gloria Maria Ramírez (step-grandmother)
Farrah Marshall (mother-in-law)
Haley Gwendolyn Dunphy Marshall (Sarah Hyland) is the eldest daughter of Claire and Phil, who is portrayed as the stereotypical teenager.[13] Haley was born on December 10, 1993.[14] At the start of the series, Haley is a high school sophomore. Haley is depicted as being a flirt, who focuses more on social status than studies. She is a little naive, especially when it comes to arguing with her parents.[13]
She is concerned about her social standing at school, including her sex life, and is frequently embarrassed by her parents' conduct.[13] Haley contemplates moving in with Dylan before learning that she got into college in the final episode of the third season. After a run-in with the law on campus in Season 4, she is expelled from college and moves back into the Dunphy home. She begins a fashion blog and goes to community college to study business and photography, eventually showing and selling her photos in an exhibit. In Season 6, she gets a job working for fashion designer Gavin Sinclair as his assistant, doing some of her design work. In season 9, episode 13, she starts working at a lifestyle company called Nerp.
Throughout Season 6, Haley develops feelings for Jay and Gloria's hired nanny, Andy, with whom she comes to spend much of her time and with whom she begins a relationship in "White Christmas." At the end of Season 7, Andy is offered a job in his hometown in Utah and initially turns it down, but Haley encourages him to pursue it, insisting that they will figure out a way to be together. As they say goodbye at the airport, she admits that Andy is the first man she has ever really loved. As of "Weathering Heights," she is dating weatherman Rainer Shine, though they break up later in the season after he proposed, and they both realized they weren't ready. In season 9's "In Your Head," she starts dating Dr. Arvin Fennerman, Alex's astrophysics teacher at Caltech. However, a divorced Dylan reappears in the season 10 premiere and confesses that he is still in love with her and wants to be worthy. They sleep together, and Haley finds herself in love with both men. Later that season in "Torn Between Two Lovers," she finally decides Dylan is "the one" and breaks up with Arvin.
In the episode "Did the Chicken Cross the Road?", she finds out she is pregnant. In the episode "Can't Elope," she marries Dylan. In the episode "A Year of Birthdays," she gives birth to twins, Poppy and George.
Phil Dunphy (father)
Claire Dunphy (mother)
Haley Dunphy (sister)
Luke Dunphy (brother)
Sanjay Patel (ex-boyfriend)
Ben (ex-boyfriend)
Bill (ex-boyfriend)
Arvin Fennerman (boyfriend)
Frank Dunphy (grandfather; deceased)
Grace Dunphy (grandmother; deceased)
Jay Pritchett (grandfather)
DeDe Williams (grandmother; deceased)
Lucas Williams (great-grandfather; deceased)
George Marshall (nephew)
Poppy Marshall (niece)
Mitch Pritchett (uncle)
Joe Pritchett (half-uncle)
Lily Dang Tucker-Pritchett (adoptive cousin)
Rexford Tucker-Pritchett (adoptive cousin)
Donnie Pritchett (great-uncle)
Becky Pritchett (great-aunt)
BeBe Williams (great-aunt)
CeCe Williams (great-aunt)
Manny Delgado (step-uncle)
Cameron Tucker (uncle by marriage)
Lorraine Dunphy (step-grandmother)
Ray (step-uncle)
Gloria Delgado-Pritchett (step-grandmother)
Alexandra Anastasia "Alex" Dunphy (Ariel Winter) (born January 14, 1996) begins as the 13-year-old daughter of Claire and Phil. Characteristically nerdy but still cute, Alex is the most intelligent of the three siblings and a polar opposite of Haley. She is very bright and cares much more about her studies than friends/social life and boys.[15] As the middle child to a shallow older sister and a goofy younger brother, she enjoys messing with them.[15] Often taking advantage of their naïveté by fooling them into believing unrealistic things, she at one time convinced Haley and Luke that they could charge electronics by rubbing the battery on their heads (Haley) and putting it in their mouths (Luke).[13] She also convinced Luke that he was Phil's old girlfriend's son and that Jay was dying.
As a stereotypical precocious kid, Alex displays a sense of superiority due to her intelligence, continually putting her accomplishments on display and demanding recognition for them. An overachiever, she plays the cello; she chose to play the cello because she would have a better chance at being in a university orchestra than if she played the violin as cellos are more in demand. While she has sometimes felt isolated from her peers (once sadly telling her parents "I have no friends"), she has a group of nerdy fans at school who idolize her. Haley sincerely tells Alex at one point that she is smart and attractive in a successful effort to get her to give a light-hearted graduation speech instead of a harsh one (it worked well enough that her classmates invited her to a post-ceremony party). At the beginning of Season 3, she was in a long-distance relationship with a boy she met in Wyoming. Later in the season, she went to her prom with a classmate who everyone knows is gay.
It was established in the episode "Tableau Vivant" that Alex is a light sleeper, as she was surprisingly energetic when staying awake nearly a whole night thinking about her upcoming art project. The episode "Heart Broken" reveals that Alex suffers from hemophobia. In the second episode of Season 5 onwards, she started wearing new glasses. In Season 6, Alex is currently seeking the best college to enroll in and thinking about getting away from her family for a while. While Alex was not accepted into Harvard, she was accepted into Caltech, where she has been attending since the start of Season 7. She had to leave for a little due to getting mono. She was dating Sanjay Patel until he broke up with her in "The Closet Case."
In season 8, she has a relationship with Ben (Joe Mande), who works at Pritchett's Closets & Blinds, but later breaks up with him. As of the season 9 episode "Royal Visit," she's dating Bill (Jimmy Tatro), a firefighter who rescued her when she burned a bagel in her room's microwave. Though he is handsome and muscular, Alex is a bit ashamed because he is not very smart, although they later break up.
Phil Dunphy (father)
Claire Dunphy (mother)
Haley Dunphy (sister)
Alex Dunphy (sister)
Frank Dunphy (grandfather; deceased)
Grace Dunphy (grandmother; deceased)
Jay Pritchett (grandfather)
DeDe Williams (grandmother; deceased)
Lucas Williams (great-grandfather; deceased)
George Marshall (nephew)
Poppy Marshall (niece)
Mitch Pritchett (uncle)
Joe Pritchett (half-uncle)
Lily Dang Tucker-Pritchett (adoptive cousin)
Rexford Tucker-Pritchett (adoptive cousin)
Donnie Pritchett (great-uncle)
Becky Pritchett (great-aunt)
BeBe Williams (great-aunt)
CeCe Williams (great-aunt)
Manny Delgado (step-uncle)
Cameron Tucker (uncle by marriage)
Lorraine Dunphy (step-grandmother)
Ray (step-uncle)
Gloria Delgado-Pritchett (step-grandmother)
Lucas Philip "Luke" Dunphy (Nolan Gould) (born November 28, 1998) is Claire and Phil's rambunctious son, who is often doing his own thing.[16] He was named after his great-grandfather, Lucas (DeDe's father). At times, he can be a troublemaker, once shooting his sister with a toy gun and getting into a fight with Manny at school. Luke is playful, very innocent, and does not always understand the repercussions of his actions; he once announced at a family gathering that his mom thought her dad's new wife was a "gold digger," although he had misheard it as "coal digger."[16] Unlike his sister Alex, Luke never wins any awards at school except once when Claire meddles to get him the Integrity Award by moving the car of the first choice nominee in the disabled parking.
Luke is also thought to be rather vacuous because of many questionable actions, such as getting his head stuck in the railing and jumping on the trampoline wearing only underwear and a box on his head.[16] Both parents agree that they "dropped the ball" with raising Luke; this is exemplified when Luke states that he was still wearing diapers when he was five years old.[17] Phil once tells Claire that he considers Luke to be their dumbest child (although he conceded to Claire's assertion that Haley was, in fact, dumber than Luke). A psychologist who evaluated him said his type of behavior was normal for someone with above-average intelligence; afterward, Phil and Claire accidentally left a wandering Luke behind when they left the psychologist's office, but they ended up being impressed by how calmly he made his way back home (in a limo) and decided he would do just fine in life. Subsequent events have borne this out, as he only got into one college he applied to (and did so because Phil gave up some magic secrets to his former rival-turned-Dean of Admissions) but has become a well-paid social fixture at Jay's country club and shows he can use his connections to help his family. He is frequently seen playing a Nintendo 3DS. Throughout the series, he is often seen playing with Manny. Often, they do not just play but d
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