"Classic Stuff, Money Sometimes' Film Needs Actors

The older husband of the couple. Traditional. The son of a successful media mogul. He enjoys relishing in his wealth and intoxication constantly, which is a point of contention for his wife. He carries with him ignorance, and manipulative patterns towards her. His suppressed mental insecurities and desires for masculine superiority and control have led to poor anger management and occasional rage.

The wife of the couple. Raised catholic, traditional, born into a misfortunate background, and therefore willing to do anything for financial security. Came to marry Randy. She’s almost his prime caretaker, and constantly forgoes her own feelings in order to take care of his. She thinks that their money should be saved and allocated more responsibly.

The main therapist running the counseling program. A man of bizarre practices and fashion. He’s uncanny, strange, and his motives are explained to be even supernatural. But on the surface we can tell he is rather obviously masochistic and demands physical deeds of his patients in order to suit his pain fixations. He’s decided to treat upper-class patients Randy and Mae, thinking his job may be easier, but the end result is not what he expects.

The main recruiter of patients and servant to Cherry. She’s ominous, stealthy, observant. Her clothes are shaggy and overflowing, almost camouflage. With tight gazes, she spots rageful people off the street who seem worthy enough for the counseling program.

A tweaker, junkie character. He’s angry, twitchy, on edge.