| Mieczyslaw Stilinski | |
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| Mieczyslaw "Stiles" Stilinski | |
| Aliases: | M. Stilinski [1] |
| Series: | Teen Wolf |
| Gender: | Male |
| Notability: | Main character |
| Occupation: | Student |
| Location: | Beacon Hills, California |
| Relatives: | Noah Stilinski [2] Claudia Stilinski [3] Elias Stilinski [4] |
| Status: | Alive |
| First: | "Wolf Moon" |
| Actor: | Dylan O'Brien |
Mieczyslaw "Stiles" Stilinski is one of the main characters from the MTV supernatural teen drama series Teen Wolf. He is played by actor Dylan O'Brien and is introduced in the series' pilot episode, "Wolf Moon". The character is loosely based on Rupert "Stiles" Stilinski, who was his counterpart in the original 1985 Rod Daniel film version of Teen Wolf. The original version of the character was played by Jerry Levine. In the short lived Teen Wolf animated series, based on the film, the role of Stiles was voiced by Happy Days actor Don Most.
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- The character of Mieczyslaw Stilinski was created by director Russell Mulcahy based on concepts originally developed by Joseph Loeb, III, Matthew Weisman and director Rod Daniel.
- The role of Stiles Stilinski is actor Dylan O'Brien's first professional television work.
- "Party Guessed" suggests that Stiles' mother died in childbirth. Later episodes show that this is incorrect and that she actually had a mental disorder and died when Stiles was 10-years-old.
- Dylan O'Brien has stated in interviews that Stiles' real first name will be revealed in season two. This never actually happened however. The first indication of his real name didn't come about until the season five episode, "Ouroboros" when we see his student ID card, which indicates his name as "M. Stilinski".
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- ↑ Teen Wolf: Ouroboros; Revealed on his student ID card.
- ↑ Father; Sheriff of Beacon Hills.
- ↑ Mother, deceased. However, she was revived as an altered memory when Stiles was trapped in the Wild Hunt.
- ↑ Grandfather; also nicknamed "Stiles".