200 Pounds Beauty

Overweight phone-sex worker who serves as Ammy’s ghost singer, Hanna is bright and ambitious but emotionally vulnerable. After a humiliating public reveal, she undergoes extensive plastic surgery and reinvents herself as Jenny, a confident Korean-American from California. Her journey grapples with identity, love, and the cost of fame as she chooses to live for herself rather than for a label or a man.

A director at the record label whose arrogance masks his deeper care for Hanna. He becomes entangled in Hanna/Jenny’s double life, recognizing the deception yet ultimately encouraging her to pursue her own artistry. His relationship with Hanna evolves from professional tension to genuine love and forgiveness as the truth comes to light.

A famous pop star who lip-syncs on stage, she publicly humiliates Hanna and later fears exposure of her own lack of singing ability. While leveraging her status to control the music company, she clashes with Hanna as the truth about the voice behind Ammy’s songs surfaces.

Hanna's best friend who supports her reinvention and helps navigate the cutthroat industry. She offers practical help and emotional support, but also becomes entangled in the fallout of Hanna’s deception. Her loyalty is tested as she confronts the consequences of Hanna’s choices.

Hanna's father, coping with Alzheimer's, serves as the emotional anchor of the story. Their relationship drives Hanna's decisions, highlighting family ties and forgiveness. He is drawn into the deception, and his illness adds urgency to the need for honesty.

President of the record label where Ammy is signed; a powerful figure who steers the business with authority and force. He represents the corporate side of the industry and influences Hanna's fate, highlighting the costs of fame and control. His stance shifts as Hanna claims her own voice.