ABBA: The Movie

A naïve radio DJ on Radio 2TW who normally hosts a late-night country and western themed show. He has never done a proper interview before and hopes to secure a deep dialogue with ABBA. His pre-interview bumbling—forgetting his press card—and the relentless chase across Australia push him to improvise under pressure as the interview finally happens in an elevator.

One of ABBA's members, he embodies the group's charisma and polished onstage persona. He participates in the Australian tour, presenting a confident front while navigating media attention. His presence underpins the contrast between studio performance and real-world fan culture.

ABBA member who participates in the tour-driven narrative, providing a poised counterpoint to the press chase. Her presence adds to the iconic energy of ABBA's performances and interactions with the media. She represents the group’s collaborative dynamic and resilience under public scrutiny.

ABBA member contributing to the public spectacle around the Aussie tour. Her interactions with the media help shape impressions of ABBA’s accessibility and star power. She’s part of the quartet that drives the emotional tempo of the tour narrative.

ABBA's keyboardist and one of the core creative voices, adding musical credibility to the tour arc. His presence reinforces ABBA's artistry within the high-pressure media environment. He helps anchor the moments of performance and public appearance.

ABBA's manager who uses his internal leverage to arrange the interview and manage access. He acts as a gatekeeper, shaping how and when the media can reach the band. His involvement makes the elevator reveal possible.