In The Lego Movie, Finn (Jadon Sand) finds Emmet after he falling through the Hole of Infinity. His father, “The Man Upstairs“, is whom the Lord Business character is based on. At first, his father becomes angry with Finn for playing with the intricate and detailed LEGO displays the Man had built. He and Emmet watched in horror as his father Krazy Glues his perceived creations he had built. Eventually, the father has a change of heart, just like Lord Business does when Emmet convinces him to put the Piece of Resistance on the Kragle.

Marcela Howard is the wife of Charles Howard, the owner of the champion racehorse, Seabiscuit. In the film, Seabiscuit, Elizabeth Banks plays the young and fashionable socialite. Her impeccable style is typical of 1930’s fashion.

In The Lego Movie, Emmet (Chris Pratt) just wants to be liked by everyone but unfortunately no one notices him. He’ll soon learn how special he really is after he’s stuck going on a mission with Wyldstyle to put the Piece of Resistance back on the Kragle.

Lindsay (Elizabeth Banks) is a journalist for Rock & Roll World magazine who goes undercover at Camp Firewood to find out what teenagers are up to. She’s able to pull off looking like a 16-year-old teen just by pulling her hair to the side. While at the camp, she develops a relationship with Andy, despite the fact that he’s dating Katie. She also has a particular love for barbecue sauce.

The Man Upstairs (Will Ferrell) is the antagonist of The Lego Movie, who Lord Business and his superweapon Kragle is based off. He was a very strict father at first, protective of his own Lego creations, but upon realizing his son Finn’s creativity, he changed his mind about his son, helping him with his own Lego constructions.

In The Hunger Games, Effie Trinket (Elizabeth Banks) is a Capitol-born chaperone who oversees District 12’s tributes. She’s not particularly bright, although her flamboyant wigs and costumes make up for it.