Flying Saucer Daffy

The conscientious younger member who is exploited by his aunt and cousins but remains steadfast in his integrity. He unexpectedly photographs real aliens during a camping trip, and uses the evidence to challenge the hoax. When challenged by his relatives, he defends himself and is ultimately celebrated as a national hero.

One of the indolent cousins who orchestrates the UFO hoax for personal gain. He is domineering and quick to anger, but his scheme collapses under governmental scrutiny. The consequences force him to confront the cost of deceit.

The other cousin who participates in the hoax and shares the pursuit of easy money. After the hoax is exposed, he faces probation and eventual institutionalization. His actions, though comedic, drive the plot toward a moral reckoning.

The aunt figure who exiles Joe after Moe and Larry are arrested. She embodies firm authority and protective instincts, shaping the family dynamics and the consequences of deceit.

President of 'Facts and Figures' Magazine; an authority figure who debunks the UFO hoax and oversees the government's response. He represents rational investigation and institutional power.

A minor party guest who appears in a supporting capacity. His presence underscores the social setting of the film and provides a light, comic interlude.

Alien from Planet Zircon who is part of the genuine extraterrestrial visit. Tyrin represents the unknown and the wonder of interstellar contact.

Alien companion who accompanies Joe in the encounter with genuine extraterrestrials. Elektra adds a sense of mystery and otherworldly presence to the visit.