Alexis Rose

rdf:langString Alexis Rose

rdf:langString Alexis Rose

rdf:langString Alexis Rose

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rdf:langString Arthur

rdf:langString Stavros

rdf:langString Mutt Schitt

rdf:langString Ted Mullens

rdf:langString Alexis Rose in the Schitt's Creek episode "RIP Moira Rose"

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rdf:langString David Rose

rdf:langString Dee Dee

rdf:langString Johnny Rose

rdf:langString Moira Rose

rdf:langString "Our Cup Runneth Over"

rdf:langString Alexis Claire Rose

rdf:langString Female

rdf:langString "Happy Ending"

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rdf:langString socialite

rdf:langString Alexis Rose Communications business owner

rdf:langString child actor

rdf:langString reality star

rdf:langString receptionist at Ted's veterinarian clinic

rdf:langString teen model

rdf:langString Alexis Claire Rose is a fictional character in the Canadian sitcom Schitt's Creek, which aired on CBC and Pop TV from 2015 to 2020. Alexis, a member of the central Rose family, is introduced as the spoiled socialite daughter of Johnny and Moira Rose, and the younger sister of David Rose. Her early stories revolve around her efforts to adjust to life in Schitt's Creek after her family loses their fortune, as well as her romantic entanglements with locals Mutt Schitt and Ted Mullens. In later seasons, Alexis's story focuses on her educational pursuits and the establishment of her public relations business, Alexis Rose Communications. For Season Five episode "The Hospies", Alexis performs the song A Little Bit Alexis, which was later released professionally by Annie Murphy on February 19, 2019. Alexis Rose was portrayed by actress Annie Murphy for the series' entire 80-episode run. She secured the role after Alexis's initial portrayer, Abby Elliott, was unable to continue in the role when Schitt's Creek was picked up to series by the CBC. Murphy's performance has been largely praised by fans and critics, with some critics calling her the show's "breakout star". For her work as Alexis, Murphy was nominated for three Canadian Screen Awards and one Gracie Award, an award she won in 2019. In 2020, she won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.