Gus (played by Aidan Gillen) is a protagonist in Freefall.
A high-flying workaholic who sells corporate mortgages. He suffers a complete breakdown and tragic end in the aftermath of the economic collapse, reflecting real-life cases of bankrupt bankers. Dave (played by Dominic Cooper) is a protagonist in Freefall.
A charismatic corporate psychopath selling unaffordable mortgages in Watford to families regardless of their repayment ability. He feels nothing during confrontations, pivots to selling solar panels to housewives, and ironically takes on a massive £800,000 mortgage himself before offloading it. Jim (played by Joseph Mawle) appears in Freefall.
Dave's old school friend who becomes a victim of Dave's predatory mortgage sales. He confronts Dave about the situation but is met with complete indifference.
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Characters
Gus
(played by Aidan Gillen) — protagonist
A high-flying workaholic who sells corporate mortgages. He suffers a complete breakdown and tragic end in the aftermath of the economic collapse, reflecting real-life cases of bankrupt bankers.
Dave
(played by Dominic Cooper) — protagonist
A charismatic corporate psychopath selling unaffordable mortgages in Watford to families regardless of their repayment ability. He feels nothing during confrontations, pivots to selling solar panels t...
Jim
(played by Joseph Mawle) — supporting
Dave's old school friend who becomes a victim of Dave's predatory mortgage sales. He confronts Dave about the situation but is met with complete indifference.
Key Relationships
Gus → Gus
(Conflict Systemic Collapse Victim)
Gus → Dave
(Professional Industry Peer)
Dave → Dave
(Narrative Corporate Psychopath)
Dave → Jim
(Social Old School Friend)
Story Analysis
A dramatic critique of the 2007 mortgage crisis exploring how predatory lending and corporate greed devastate individuals across social classes.