Pages: 2+
Adam, late 20's, war vet,
Lucas, 18 yrs. old, Southern boy.
Synopsis: Adam returns to his childhood home searching for his estranged father and discovers he may have younger siblings he didn't know about.
Pages: 3
Darrell, male, 35+, African-American, retired ganster,
Andrew, male, 30's, Caucasian, father of murder victim.
Synopsis: Andrew uncharacteristically assaults Darrel and confronts him about allegations of the murder of his daughter.
Pages: 2+
Roger, 50+, Police Captain
Testa, 35+, Detective
Synopsis: Detective Testa tries to explain to his superior that he doesn't believe particular suspect is guilty of the crime he's accused of.
Pages: 4
Mike, late 20's,
Greg Hancock, 40+
Synopsis: Corporate veteran Greg Hancock pays the new Director of H.R., Mike, a visit, only to be subjected to Mike's weird sense of humor.
Pages: 3+
Emit, male, 20+
Brody, male 20+
Synopsis: Brody's sister, Margo, has been attacked and is hospitalized. Brody confronts Emit regarding his relationship with his sister. But it seems to be a frame up.
Pages: 2+
Mr. Mackey, 40+, mobster
Joey, late 20's,
Synopsis: Mr. Mackey meets with Joey over a bowl of chowder to discuss Joey's lifetime of short-comings. Joey is served poisoned soup.
*NOTE: There is a third non-speaking walk-on character
Pages: 2+
Sergeant Johnson 30+
Gunnery Sergeant Miller, 30+
Synopsis: Sgt. Johnson informs Sgt. Miller of his wife's death, but won't grant him leave from their current station. Miller takes things into his own hands.
Pages: 3
Mack, CIA Supervising Agent
John Stevens, CIA Field Agent
Synopsis: Mack sets up an old friend to take the fall for a planned assassination.
Pages: 3
Garret, late 20's
Flannigan, 50+
Synopsis: Crime boss Flannigan offers computer guy Garret a job with the "family". Garret tries to decline.
Pages: 3+
Marco, 30's
Percy, 30's
Synopsis: Marco has been on the run from some bad people until one of them catches up to him. Percy buys Marco only enough time to save his daughter's life.
Helen McCready in my opinion is one the most trusted and respected Casting Directors in the industry. She never fails to give honest, direct, and complete advice on how to succeed in the industry. Her reputation has proven herself time and time again. If it weren't for individuals like Helen McCready I would have made a lot of mistakes and wouldn't have gotten the heads up on the industry that is so desperately needed. Thank You, Helen. You're a gem and an industry guru.
J. Lyle
