MBTI® Of Anna Kendrick Characters

Charming actor Anna Kendrick is known for her versatility. Her various characters all have different personalities, each with their own MBTI® type.

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While Anna Kendrick is a very successful actress, she lives her life out of the spotlight a bit more than other stars. The focus is often on the characters that she plays, and since she appears in musicals, comedies, and dramas, she’s always keeping fans entertained and engaged

There are many Anna Kendrick characters that fans love, and it’s fascinating to look at the MBTI® of some of the film and TV roles she has taken on. From her famous role as Beca in Pitch Perfect to her part in Twilight that made her famous, these characters all have their own personalities and dreams.

10 Darby In Love Life: ISFP

When Love Life comes back for a second season, the story will center around another character. But season 1 of this HBO Max series is all about Darby, played by Anna Kendrick.

Darby is pretty introverted and her MBTI® would be ISFP or “The Versatile Supporter.” She’s a friendly helper who feels for other people, gets along with most, and can become insecure and self-deprecating when times get tough. This is exactly how Darby acts, especially when she finds love for the first time with Augie (Jin Ha).

9 Jessica In Twilight: ENTP

Anna Kendrick played Jessica, Bella’s friend at school and one of the supporting players in the Twilight movies.

Jessica’s bubbly and friendly, but she can be a little too concerned with popularity. If it was up to her, Bella would be beloved at the high school and always dating, going to dances and doing normal teen girl things. Her MBTI® would be ENTP or “The Enterprising Explorer.” She can fix problems and is confident and all about “lively discussion” as the official description explains.

8 Cathy In The Last Five Years: ENTJ

In the film adaptation of the musical, The Last Five Years, Anna Kendrick plays Cathy, who is married to Jamie (Jeremy Jordan). It doesn’t work out, and the timeframe of the story moves around, as they both sing songs that explain what went wrong.

Catchy is a confident girl facing what she thinks is her husband’s betrayal. She’s confident and creative, and she wants to be an actress. Two songs, “Climbing Uphill” and “I Can Do Better Than That,” prove that she will always look out for number one and take care of herself. Cathy’s MBTI® would be ENTJ or “The Decisive Strategist.” She sees the life that she wants and works to get it. She’s someone who could easily be a leader as she’s so secure with herself.

7 Eloise In Table 19: INFJ

Anna Kendrick’s Table 19 character Eloise experiences a rainbow of emotions during a wedding. She bonds with her tablemates and they find out that she’s carrying her ex’s baby. Thankfully, she and Teddy (Wyatt Russell) work things out.

Eloise is an emotional but kind person who has a tendency to self-deprecate too often. Her MBTI® sounds like INFJ or “The Insightful Visionary.” These are people who can sit back and observe what’s going on and who don’t make a big fuss, but they’re always thinking and planning. They’re also “idealistic,” which is how Eloise behaves because she’s not sure at first that she and Teddy could really raise a baby. She thinks that the situation should be more perfect than it is.

6 Beca In Pitch Perfect: ENTP

Pitch Perfect fans love the the franchise’s fun cover songs, and Beca is one of the best characters.

Beca falls in love with the Bellas when she joins the singing group while starting at Barden University. She’s got a beautiful voice and a spirited attitude. Her MBTI® is ENTP or “The Enterprising Explorer.” She likes to be in charge and rally people together. These types are said to be “clever and resourceful,” and that’s just like Beca.

5 Katherine In 50/50: ISTP

The sad but hopeful movie 50/50 stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Adam, a young guy who gets diagnosed with cancer. He’s got his best friend Kyle (Seth Rogen) by his side while he goes through the tough times of chemo and recovery.

Anna Kendrick plays Katherine, Adam’s therapist. Katherine is an ISTP or “The Logical Pragmatist.” She can assist her patients in seeing things in a way that will help them feel better, and since she’s working with people who are suffering and sick, she’s got the ISTP trait keeping a cool head during hard or scary situations.

4 Noelle Kringle In Noelle: ESTP

There are tons of hilarious quotes in Noelle, the holiday film that was released by Disney+ in 2019.

The main character is Kris Kringle’s daughter, and she works with her brother Nick (Bill Hader) at the North Pole. She tells him to chill out and take time off since Christmas is going to be crazy busy, which is a pretty funny thing for her to say. Noelle is a take-charge person who even wins the role of Santa at the end of the movie. Her MBTI® would be ESTP or “The Energetic Problem-Solver.”

3 Jill In Drinking Buddies: ISFJ

As Jill in the 2013 comedy Drinking Buddies, Anna Kendrick plays a character stuck in a long-term relationship that she wants to turn into a marriage. She kisses Chris (Ron Livingston) because she’s confused about the state of her romance.

Jill is an ISFJ or “The Practical Helper.” She cares about her own happiness, but she’s a people pleaser who will wait around for her boyfriend to propose instead of just demanding change or explaining how she really feels about the situation. She’s a really nice person that others can rely on.

2 Stephanie In A Simple Favor: ISTJ

A Simple Favor has many crazy moments and Anna Kendrick’s character, Stephanie, seems pretty normal at first, if a bit desperate. She becomes pals with beautiful Emily (Blake Lively) and when Emily disappears, Stephanie talks all about it as she’s a mommy vlogger.

Stephanie is an ISTJ or “The Responsible Realist.” When the opportunity presents itself, she takes what she can get. She starts dating Emily’s husband Sean (Henry Golding) and even moves in with him, almost pretending to be Emily. Stephanie likes things that makes sense and to her, she deserves love, a family, and a real home.

1 Cinderella In Into The Woods: ENFP

Many love the fairy tale Cinderella and Anna Kendrick took on this famous character in the film adaptation of Stephen Sondheim’s musical Into The Woods.

This Cinderella is much less of a damsel in distress. Her Prince has been with someone else and she’s determined to look out for herself. She’s a sweet person who helps others. Cinderella’s MBTI® would be ENFP or “The Imaginative Motivator.” She’s an incredibly confident person who loves meeting people, trying new things, and always tries to have a good time.

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