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also Charlotte Hegele deserves a better career, unless her lack of TV/movie roles is by her own choice

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kendi dini­ni de aklileştiren aydınlanma kalıntısı pozitivist anlayış, yaban düşünce, ya da totemizm gibi ilkel dini biçimler kar­şısında huzursuzluk duyar ve bunları bizim bildiğimiz in­sanlıktan ayrı bir düzleme aktarmak ister.

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When Calls the Heart

Season 5, Episode 5 'My Heart Is Yours'

Directed by Neill Fearnley

Written by Richard Manning

Starring Erin Krakow, Lori Loughlin, Daniel Lissing, Jack Wagner, Pascale Hutton, Kavan Smith, Aren Buchholz, Eva Bourne, Martin Cummins, Andrea Brooks, Johanna Newmarch, Loretta Walsh, Mark Humphrey, Paul Greene, Max Lioyd-Jones, Charlotte Hegele, Garwin Sanford, Carter Stanton, Hrothgar Mathews, Ben Rosenbaun, Ava Grace Cooper, Jaiven Natt, and Imogen Tear.

Premiered March 18, 2018 on the Hallmark Channel.

Synopsis (via hallmark channel.com): 

Jack and Elizabeth are counting the days down to their wedding. Abigail worries that with only three days left, there is still a lot of work to do, including finding a pastor to perform the ceremony. Abigail sent message to Frank in Cape Fullerton, where he's been volunteering, but she's gotten no reply. Elizabeth has with Frank will arrive for the ceremony but just in case, Abigail says being mayor also grants her the authority to perform the wedding ceremony.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth notices the her students are having a hard time paying attention in class. They all tell her that they are excited for her wedding and want to help decorate the church. Since it's a special occasion, Elizabeth agrees and gives the students a break from their studies so they can start decorating.

Later in the day, Jack gets a welcome surprise when his brother Tom arrives in a brand new car. Things have changed since the two last saw each other and Tom is now a traveling salesman for a tore company. As the two catch up, Tom Tells Jack that their mother can't make the wedding due to a back injury, but Jack is just still thrilled that's little brother will be there with him.

Earlier, Bill received word that the Mounties need Jack to escort an inmate to jail in Cape Fullerton. Instead of passing the message to Jack, Bill plans to do the job himself. Outside of town, Bill meets up with another Mountie who's watching over the prisoner, Joe Yancy, head of the Yancy Gang. While Bill prepares to escort Joe to Cape Fullerton, he spots two shadowy figures outside the secluded cabin. Just then, gun shots ring out and Bill throws Joe back into the cabin and barricades the doors.

Back in Hope Valley, a familiar face bursts into the café, surprising Abigail and Elizabeth. Elizabeth's sister Julie has arrived for the wedding, she passes along regrets that their mother can't make it. Mrs. Thatcher is on London helping Viola with her newborn baby, but Mr. Thatcher is on his way to Hope Valley for the wedding. Julie then heads to the church to help decorate for the big day.

Outside of town, gunfire continues to fly at the secluded cabin. Bill is pinned down with another Mountie and the wanted criminal Joe Yancy. Bill suddenly realizes that in his back pocket, he has Jack and Elizabeth's wedding rings and needs to get the rings -- and himself -- to Hope Valley in time for the wedding.

Back at the church, Julie is busy organizing the decorating effort. Suddenly, she turns around and is surprised to see none other than Tom Thorton standing in the church. The two exchange pleasantries before Julie finally asks Tom is he has a date for the big event. The reply is welcome and Julie does her best to hide the widening smile on her face.

At the café, Carson and Abigail are busy prepping the ingredients for the wedding dishes. As they talk and chop, the café door opens and Frank walks inside, carrying a bouquet of flowers. Frank tells Abigail that nothing would have kept him away from Jack and Elizabeth's wedding, and wraps her in his arms.

Night falls and Bill is planning his escape from the cabin. Bill slips outside through a root cellar and makes his way behind the gunman. One by one, Bill disarms the gunmen and ties them up. With the situation under control, Bill can proceed with the mission and escort Joe to prison.

Back at the church, the students are rehearsing their parts in the wedding. Cody attempts to light the candles but he trips, causing the lit candles to spill and setting the curtains on fire. In an instant, the flames expand and the entire church is engulfed. Jack and Elizabeth find Cody who tells them that Opal is still inside the church. Jack sprints into the burning church to find Opal, while the rest of the town rushes to the church with pails of water. Moments later, Jack runs out of the burning building with an unconscious Opal in his arms. He hands her too Carson who rushes her to the clinic. Jack then turns around and he and Lee return to the church to help put out the fire.

The next morning, some of the town gather at the church to assess the damage. Elizabeth arrives to let Jack know Opal will be fine and is still in Carson's care. Jack inform Elizabeth that there's been a lot of damage to the church. Rosemary delivers the devastating news that Elizabeth's wedding dress was also destroyed in the fire. Seeing her burned dress brings Elizabeth to tears. Unwilling to admit defeat, Abigail marshals everyone to rebuild the church and make a new Dres in the remaining day and night before the wedding. It will be a challenge but everyone agrees to give it their all and the entire community comes together to help.

Later in the day, Elizabeth's father William arrives. Elizabeth greets him as he steps off the coach and he can immediately tell something is wrong. Unwilling to see his daughters wedding ruined, William rolls up his sleeves and joins Jack and the other men as they work to repair the church. Meanwhile, the ladies get together to start drawing up sketches for a new wedding dress, and Dottie donates all the fabric to make it.

Lee and Jack find some alone time to talk about the big day. Jack admits he is nervous about the wedding but Lee tells him he had the same pre-wedding jitters before he married Rosemary. It happens to everybody.

Elizabeth shows her father her house and he wants to know how she is holding up. When she says she is nervous, William tells her she has no reason to be; she is marrying a good man who is devoted to her. He also presents her with a present from her mother: a delicate floral headband that Mrs. Thatcher wore on her wedding day. William gets misty-eyed as he recalls a young Elizabeth jumping into his arms. She reassures him that despite her getting married, she will always be his little girl.

The wedding day arrives and Rosemary and Abigail take a moment to to give Elizabeth advice for a successful marriage. Meanwhile, Jack puts on his Mountie uniform and prepares to head to the church. Tom tells his big brother that their father would be very proud of his son on this special day. Just as the two pack up to leave, Jack remembers he is missing the rings and Bill is still nowhere to be found.

Hope Valley begins to gather in the church for the wedding of the year, and Julie is busy with the children, getting them ready for the ceremony. Phillip approaches Julie and tells her that he doesn't have any rings to put on his ring bearer pillow. Just as panic begins to set in, Bill rushes through the door, wedding bands in hand.

Moments later, everyone takes their places and the wedding begins. All eyes turn to the bride, arm in arm with her father, as she walks down the aisle. Jack grabs her hands and Frank begins the ceremony. Jack and Elizabeth begin to say their vows, promising their love and commitment to one another forever. Frank pronounces the two husband and wife and they share in a passionate kiss as their family and friends gimme them a standing ovation.

The reception begins at Abigail's Café and the guests each take a turns congratulating the blissfully happy husband and wife. Julie takes a moment to tell Tom about her upcoming art show in Hamilton, inviting him to attend. Bill takes the stage to toast Jack and Elizabeth, Abigail follows with her one toast about love. Afterwards, Willim takes his daughter's hand for the father-dughter dance. As they dance, Jack taps William on the shoulder and asks if he can cut in. William agrees and Jack and Elizabeth take to the dance floor. Jack whispers to his new bride, "Finally," and the two share their first dance. The rest of the guests follow their lead and everyone joins on the dance floor.

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Hearties have two reasons to celebrate this month. When Calls the Heart returns for its 10th season on Sunday, July 30, and the cast and crew just got started filming the Western drama’s 11th season.

In WCTH’s Season 10 premiere, Hope Valley faces an economic downturn, as Elizabeth (Erin Krakow) and Bill (Jack Wagner) learn that the town’s children have made a game-changing discovery.

“I am beyond excited for Season 10 of When Calls the Heart to premiere July 30,” Krakow, who’s also an executive producer on the Hallmark Channel show, said in a statement. “This season is full of beautiful moments and exciting twists and turns. I can’t wait for the Hearties to see what we’ve created for them! And I’m so thrilled, proud, and grateful to Hallmark that the show has been renewed for Season 11. We have so many more stories to tell.”

As for WCTH stories already told, scroll down to see IMDb voters’ picks for the 10 best episodes so far.

10. Season 2, Episode 9: “Follow Your Heart”

As a storm rolls in, Elizabeth mulls over her relationship troubles with Jack (Daniel Lissing), who’s busy dealing with a counterfeiter. Meanwhile, Nora (Kristina Wagner) and Bill have an awkward run-in in Hope Valley.

9. Season 2, Episode 1: “Trials of the Heart”

After a fateful kiss with Jack, Elizabeth is pulled back to Hamilton, where her mother has fallen ill. Back in town, the residents gear up for the trial against the Pacific Northwest Mining Company.

8. Season 2, Episode 5: “Heart of the Family”

Elizabeth returns to Hope Valley, and Jack shows off the completed schoolhouse. Clara (Eva Bourne) starts a new job at Abigail’s café, and Rosemary (Pascale Hutton) starts work as a newspaper advice columnist.

7. Season 1, Episode 11: “Rules of Engagement”

Martin Cummins won a Leo Award for Best Supporting Performance by a Male in a Dramatic Series for this episode, in which his Gowen threatens Abigail (Lori Loughlin) over the mine disaster investigation, while Elizabeth meets Rosemary, Jack’s ex-fiancée.

6. Season 1, Episode 9: “Change of Heart”

Jack gets a dinner date with Elizabeth but hesitates to tell her about his new assignment. Meanwhile, Elizabeth’s sister Julie (Charlotte Hegele) arrives in town and chances upon a wounded fugitive.

5. Season 5, Episode 5: “My Heart Is Yours”

Jack and Elizabeth finally tie the knot, though their wedding is almost dashed by a church fire and a calamitous prisoner transfer. “The show again and again delivers suspense, lessons to be learned, and romance,” an IMDb reviewer observed.

4. Season 1, Episode 12: “Prelude to a Kiss”

In the Season 1 finale, Jack investigates the mine explosion with Bill and then decides between Elizabeth and Rosemary. On IMDb, one user called this said this episode, with “so many amazing moments,” was the highlight of the first season.

3. Season 4, Episode 11: “Heart of a Fighter”

Abigail’s son Cody (Carter Ryan) falls ill, and when doctors offer diverging diagnoses, Abigail has to decide whom to believe. Meanwhile, Cody’s medical ordeal stirs up painful memories for Lee (Kavan Smith).

2. Season 4, Episode 7: “My Heart Will Go On”

Elizabeth gets her teaching job back, and she gets a proposal from Jack just before he heads north for an assignment. “This episode of WCTH was the most emotional, heart-wrenching roller coaster of an episode,” an IMDb reviewer raved.

1. Season 3, Episode 9: “Prayers From the Heart”

The Hope Valley townsfolk swing into action when miners get caught up in a mudslide. And Jack nearly dies in an effort to save a child from a flood — though he recovers in time for Rosemary’s wedding to Lee.

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Friedrich Holderlin, romantico sognatore

Uno dei poeti simbolo del Romanticismo tedesco… Johann Christian Friedrich Holderlin nacque il 20 marzo 1770 a Lauffen am Necka, un piccolo centro del ducato del Wurttenberg a nord della città di Stoccarda, in Germania,  primogenito di Heinrich Friedrich e Johanna Christiana Heyn, membri della Ehrbarckeit, la classe sociale di notabili che rappresenta lo zoccolo duro dell'amministrazione e della chiesa luterana all'interno del ducato. Se il padre gestiva un convento, oltre ad essere un piccolo latifondista,  la madre, figlia di un pastore, discendeva da funzionari e uomini religiosi, ciascuno appartenente al potere ducale. Nel 1772, il piccolo Johann rimase orfano di padre, colpito da un ictus improvviso all'età di trentasei anni. Due anni dopo, nella primavera 1774, la vedova Holderlin si risposò con un amico del primo marito, Johann Christoph Gock, un tempo scrivano a Lauffen, all'epoca del matrimonio borgomastro di Nürtingen. Intanto Friedrich si avviò allo studio dei testi sacri, ricevendo lezioni private per prepararsi ad entrare in seminario, oltre a frequentare la scuola di latino di Nürtingen. Nel 1779 morì il patrigno Gock, a causa di una polmonite e da allora la madre prese  definitivamente in mano le redini della famiglia, provvedendo all'educazione dei figli. Friedrich fu inviato dal diacono pietista Nathanael Köstlin, zio di Schelling, per seguire studi di greco, latino, dialettica e retorica, oltre a lezioni private anche di pianoforte e flauto, due discipline che ebbero una forte influenza sulla trattazione estetica e dialettica della sua stessa opera poetica. Nel 1784 Holderlin entrò nel seminario di Denkendorf, sede dell'omonimo convento, dove si appassionò alla letteratura di viaggio e, soprattutto, a Klopstock. Due anni dopo, terminati gli studi a Denkendorf, il giovane si trasferì a Maulbronn, a nord-ovest dalla città di Stoccarda, sede di un importante seminario, e li si innamorò di Louis Nast, cugina di Immanuel Nast, suo compagno di studi. Il 21 ottobre 1788 Holderlin entrò nel collegio Stift, a Tubinga: un istituto teologico rinomato in tutta Europa, dove conobbe il filosofo Georg Hegel. Nel 1789 contribuì, con una poesia, ad un opuscolo steso in occasione delle nozze di Heinrike Nast, cugina di Louise. Il 17 settembre 1790, concluso il biennio, ebbe il titolo di Magister philosophiae, poi decise di abbandonare il collegio, per seguire gli studi di legge. Nel dicembre 1793, terminati gli studi, Holderlin divenne il precettore del figlio dell’amica Charlotte von Kalbm a Waltershausen. Alla fine di maggio 1795 il poeta abbandonò improvvisamente Jena, tornando a Nürtingen e il 28 giugno 1796 prese servizio, sempre come precettore, nella casa del banchiere Jakob Friedrich Gontard, a Francoforte, dove ebbe relazione clandestina con la moglie di quest’ultimo, Susette Borkenstein, bellissima, colta e intelligente. Nell'aprile 1797 Holderlin pubblicò il romanzo epistolare Hyperion, che fu una svolta nella letteratura tedesca. Il poeta nel 1801, per tre mesi, incalzato dalle vicissitudini delle guerre napoleoniche, fuggì ad Hauptwyl, in Svizzera, dove lavorò come precettore presso un commerciante. Il 9 maggio 1802, mentre era sulla via del ritorno in Germania, seppe della morte di Susette, colpita dalla scarlattina nel settembre 1801. Nel 1804, grazie all’amico von Sinclair, il poeta trovò un lavoro come bibliotecario, ma le sue condizioni fisiche e psichiche erano ormai minate dalla malattia mentale, sempre più opprimente. A partire dal 1806, dopo un breve ricovero a Tubinga Holdelin fu affidato alla famiglia di un falegname, Ernst Zimmer, il quale lo alloggiò in una torre di sua proprietà, sulle rive del Neckar dove visse per trentasette anni, suonando il pianoforte e scrivendo versi, per lo più firmati con lo pseudonimo di Scardanelli, prima di morire il 7 giugno 1843, a 73 anni. Read the full article

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Wet Market

Errata, vol 9, excerpts Hello. My name is First a mark, then a sucker. Art practice: build a chimney until it falls Course of Empire, no 2 Khrushchev: Brandishing a shoe, 1960 Bush: Dodging two, 1980 Borges, having no problem with Pinochet, remarks Tacitus barely noticed the crucifixion though mentioned. 28 Charlotte Street[1] (which is today's 84–94 Hallam Street).[2] A knapsack filled with rocks, you know, simple analog production values. The First "A " Bohemian' descendent of Leo Tolstoy dies at 99. Art practice: finding leaves that look like her mouth. Boxed water is better "For Your Freedom and Ours!" A supply ship. Often a metaphor. That crntury6 in Normandy when bastards were fashionable." “en rigtig nevermind sort som en tjaerespand..."

"Sun very big fellow." Why is Beckett wearing pointy little patent shoes that crabbed his walk painfully? Joyce wore the same. When the pogrom starts, run from your neighbor first. Where did the  Dutch get the timber for ships, 1640s? Those people take alot and give nothing back. A dark night where all cows are black, says Hegel.

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Betty & Kate | Bomb Girls 2x10

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Bomb Girls: Facing the Enemy

Does anybody know were I can watch the Bomb Girls movie? I just finished season 2 and was quite upset to find that there was no season 3 and would really like to watch the movie

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💖 Sapphic Books Coming Out May 2024

🩷 There's something especially sweet about a sapphic romance. Here are only a few of the amazing sapphic books hitting shelves in May 2024. Which ones are you adding to your ever-growing TBR?

Contemporary 💖 Here For the Wrong Reasons - Annabel Paulsen & Lydia Wang 💖 Perfume & Pain - Anna Dorn 💖 Cheryl - Jillian Fleck 💖 A Little Kissing Between Friends - Chencia C. Higgins 💖 Lavash At First Sight - Taleen Voskuni 💖 The Game of Giants - Marion Douglas 💖 We Were the Universe - Kimberly King Parsons 💖 Oye - Melissa Mogollon 💖 The Summer Love Strategy - Ray Stoeve 💖 Noah Frye Gets Crushed - Maggie Horne 💖 Halfway to Harbor - Nicole Melleby 💖 Sunhead - Alex Assan

💖 The 7-10 Split - Karmen Lee 💖 Trust & Safety - Laura Blackett & Eve Gleichman 💖 Second Night Stand - Karelia Stetz-Waters & Fay Stetz-Waters 💖 How It Works Out - Myriam Lacroix 💖 April May June July - Alison B. Hart 💖 The Ride of Her Life - Jennifer Dugan 💖 One Night With the CEO - Emily Hayes 💖 Dulhaniyaa - Talia Bhatt 💖 A Girl Can Dream - Emily Barr 💖 I Want You More - Swan Huntley 💖 Exhibit - R. O. Kwon 💖 Only a Bridesmaid - Haley Donnell

💖 Thirsty - Jas Hammonds 💖 Housemates - Emma Copley Eisenberg 💖 Don’t Be a Drag - Skye Quinlan 💖 True Love and Other Impossible Odds - Christina Li 💖 Murray Out of Water - Taylor Tracy 💖 The Redemption of Daya Keane - Gia Gordon 💖 Blame My Virgo Moon - Freja Nicole Woolf 💖 From Where We Are - Nicole Zelniker 💖 Cabin Fever - Tagan Shepard 💖 Channel Surfing in the Sea of Happiness - Guy Babineau 💖 Meet Me in Berlin - Samantha L. Valentine 💖 Behind You - Catherine Hernandez

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Fantasy 💖 The Honey Witch - Sydney J. Shields 💖 The Fireborne Blade - Charlotte Bond 💖 Chained Destinies - D. Jordan Redhawk 💖 Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea - Rebecca Thorne 💖 Grand Slam Romance: Major League Hotties - Ollie Hicks & Emma Oosterhous 💖 Snake Charming - Genevieve McCluer 💖 The Witches of Silverlake - Simon Curtis 💖 Death’s Country - R. M. Romero 💖 Snowblooded - Emma Sterner-Radleygh 💖 Bird Suit - Sydney Hegele 💖 Farzana's Spite - Felix Graves

Historical 💖 The Good Women of Fudi - Liu Hong 💖 Spitting Gold - Carmella Lowkis 💖 Adrift - Sam Ledel 💖 A Heart Divided - Angie Williams 💖 A Liaison with Her Leading Lady - Lotte R. James

Mystery/Thriller 💖 The Deadly Spark - Roxie Key 💖 The Advice Columnist - Cade Haddock Strong 💖 The Lilies - Quinn Diacon-Furtado 💖 Loyalty - E. J. Noyes 💖 Clean Kill - Anne Laughlin 💖 Have You Seen This Girl - Nita Tyndall 💖 The Last to Pie - Misha Popp

Sci-Fi 💖 The Sunforge - Sascha Stronach 💖 Road to Ruin - Hana Lee 💖 Exile in Guyville - Amy Lee Lillard 💖 The Lily of Enarah - Arden Brax 💖 The Z Word - Lindsay King-Miller

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FOLLOW YOUR HEART TO HALLMARK CHANNEL’S ORIGINAL SERIES SUNDAY NIGHTS (Spoilers)

ELIZABETH’S FAMILY VISITS HOPE VALLEY IN EPISODE TWO OF ‘WHEN CALLS THE HEART,’ PREMIERING AUGUST 6, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY – July 7, 2023 – On “When Calls the Heart,” Elizabeth’s Aunt and sister arrive in Hope Valley in, “Hope Springs Eternal,” premiering Sunday, August 6 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel.

The series stars Erin Krakow (“The Wedding Cottage”), Pascale Hutton (“We Wish You a Married Christmas”), Jack Wagner (“A Big Fat Family Christmas”), Kavan Smith (“Big Sky River”), Chris McNally (“Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies”), Kevin McGarry (“The Wedding Veil Expectations”), Andrea Brooks (“Romance to the Rescue”), Martin Cummins (“Riverdale”), Kayla Wallace (“My Grown-Up Christmas List”), Loretta Walsh (“Love on Fire”), Viv Leacock (“Cruel Instruction”), Amanda Wong (“Raise a Glass to Love”), Johannah Newmarch (“Gabby Duran & The Unsittables”), Natasha Burnett (“The Journey Ahead”), Ben Rosenbaum (“It Was Always You”), Hrothgar Mathews (“Motherland: Fort Salem”) and Hyland Goodrich (“When Calls the Heart”).

The town is buzzing with talk of the Hot Springs and how it will help the town. Meanwhile, Elizabeth (Krakow) and Lucas host Aunt Agatha (Karin Konoval, “Schmigadoon”) and Julie (Charlotte Hegele, “Air Crash Investigation”), who make an interesting visit to Hope Valley.

“When Calls the Heart” is from WCTH 10 Productions Inc. Erin Krakow, Susie Belzberg, Michael Shepard, Eric Jarboe, Jimmy Townsend, Brad Krevoy, Brian Bird, Michael Landon Jr., Vicki Sotheran and Greg Malcolm are executive producers. Peter DeLuise, Neill Fearnley, Paul Redford, Derek Thompson, Elizabeth Stewart and Amanda Phillips serve as co-executive producers. Heather Nevin, Shelley Matheson, Doran S. Chandler and Vince Balzano are associate producers. Vicki Sotheran and Greg Malcom serve as producers. Neill Fearnley directed from a script by Derek Thompson. Based on the novel When Calls the Heart, by Janette Oke.

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Bomb Girls  -  Global / Univision Canada  -  1/04/2012  -  4/29/2013

Drama (18 episodes)

Running time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Meg Tilly  as  Lorna Corbett

Jodi Balfour  as  Gladys Witham

Charlotte Hegele  as  Kate Andrews

Ali Liebert  as  Betty McRae

Anastasia Phillips  as  Vera Burr

Antonio Cupo  as  Marco Moretti

Sebastian Pigott  as  James Dunn

Peter Outerbridge  as  Bob Corbett

Richard Fitzpatrick  as  Harold Akins

Lisa Norton  as  Edith McCallum

Brittany Allen  as  Hazel MacDougal

Jake Goodman  as  Skip

Billy MacLellan  as  Archie Arnott

Michael Seater  as  Ivan Buchinsky

Brett Dier  as  Eugene “Gene”: Corbett

Carlyn Burchell  as  Carol Demers

Jim Codrington  as  Leon riley

James McGowan  as  Rollie Witham

Kate Hennig  as  Adele Witham

Natasha Greenblatt  as  Sheila Corbett