Job in Acting for "Arthur, The invisble" Film

Sweet, awkward, painfully sincere. Arthur is a lovable underdog the kind of guy who brings Timbits to a meeting that might not even be happening. He's naive, delusionally optimistic, and stuck in a rom-com mindset in a world that barely notices him. Despite being constantly overlooked, Arthur keeps trying mostly out of hope, partly out of denial.

Attractive, self-absorbed, casually cruel. Sue isn't evil she's just completely self-involved. She floats through life expecting attention, flattery, and constant entertainment. She likes being admired but has no real awareness of how her actions affect others. She's not malicious, just emotionally unavailable and addicted to surface-level validation. Arthur sees her as a romantic dream; in reality, she's a red flag with good lighting.

Dry, witty, detached. Harry is Arthur's roommate and reluctant voice of reason. Emotionally stable but not emotionally available, Harry spends his time working a phone hotline for people with linen fetishes not because he's into it, but because it pays better than chasing dreams. He's a realist who views Arthur's hopeless romanticism as both adorable and pathetic. But under the sarcasm, Harry delivers some of the film's most important truths in between whispering "thread count" seductively.

Hot, dumb, confident. Abe is the quintessential gym bro. Attractive and completely unaware of how clueless he is, he floats through life on charm and abs alone. He cheated on Sue with her second cousin and doesn't understand why that's a big deal. He means no harm he just doesn't have the brainpower to intend much at all. To Arthur, Abe represents everything wrong with dating culture.