Of course, viewers are likely to pick up on the fact that Veronica and her mother are Latina, and in a way that feels natural. (Hermione calls her daughter "m'hija" in one scene, a nickname that will resonate with many Latinx viewers.) That isn't lost on Camila, who is Brazilian, and sees the show's cast as a major moment. "It's inclusive without even trying to be," she points out.K.J. Apa who is undoubtably thinking of Cory today, as are we.Related: documentary, more explicitly. "Imagine, she trusted you to release this masterpieces, and in Miss Americana she talk about how the society treats ladies in industry, and then after all you just makes bad comments on her dating life. Shame,"they wrote. who plays Betty. That isn't to say that conflict isn't there; as Camila recounts the opening scene in which we meet our three protagonists, she's quick to point out that "Archie is clearly infatuated by Veronica, and Veronica's completely disregarding Betty and giving all the attention to Archie." But once "Veronica finds out that Betty is in love with him, she immediately backs off... for the majority of the episode."