The Uber Driver appears only in Morgan's vignette — a locked-off, night-shoot backseat scene. He doesn't speak. His job is entirely in his mirror reactions: noticing a passenger who is quietly crossing herself, then erupting, then sitting in absolute silence with a single tear on her face. He turns the music off. He passes a napkin. He just... respects it.
This is a small but essential role. The comedy and the emotional weight of the scene depend on his reactions being specific, natural, and unhurried. We are looking for someone who can do a lot with very little.
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