Tallywacker

A rock and roll buddy comedy about two bandmates whose relationship gets tested when one of them gets a gig touring with a major rock star.

Cast

Jeremy Dubs

as Aleister

Chris Goodwin

as Emmett

Adwoa Duncan-Williams

as Scarlett

Rivera Reese

as Carly Major

Laurie Hamfeldt Mahoney

as Bonnie

Shawn Ray

as Terry

Eddie Nason

as Jordan

Topher Hansson

as Travis

Brendan Boogie

as Frank

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