Morons from Outer Space

Bernard is portrayed as the intellectual leader of the group, yet he faces significant adversity after being left behind. His journey takes a harrowing turn as he navigates poverty and the challenges of homelessness. Despite his intelligence, he finds himself repeatedly marginalized and misunderstood, culminating in a poignant quest for reunion with his friends.

Sandra is one of the trio who revels in their newfound fame. She embodies a carefree spirit, often prioritizing the perks of celebrity life over their original mission. Her character reflects the superficial aspects of fame and the group’s collective decision to ignore Bernard’s struggles.

Desmond tends to follow the lead of his friends, often going along with their ideas about exploiting their alien status. His character serves as a reflection of the group's dynamic, caught up in the thrill of their experiences while remaining oblivious to the challenges faced by Bernard.

Julian is another member of the alien group who embraces their fame and the joy that comes with it. His character often represents the comic relief of the film, juxtaposing Bernard's serious plight with lighthearted interactions and the excitement of being in the spotlight.

Jones acts as the manager who capitalizes on the aliens' fame in the UK. His role highlights the commercial aspects of celebrity culture and the willingness to exploit uniqueness for profit. He represents the opportunistic forces in the entertainment industry.