Eugene Morris Jerome is a fictional character from the play and film adaptation titled "Brighton Beach Memoirs," created by Neil Simon. He is a young Jewish teenager growing up in Brooklyn during the 1930s, navigating the challenges of adolescence, family dynamics, and the struggles of the Great Depression. Eugene serves as the narrator of the story, providing insight into his thoughts and experiences. His character is often humorous and relatable, reflecting the dreams and aspirations of youth while dealing with the realities of life, including family responsibilities and personal ambitions.