Vote and Die: Liszt for President

A charismatic Billionaire runs for president as an independent candidate. His platform is simple: KILL EVERYONE NOW!!!

Cast

Stephen C. Bradbury

as Neil Liszt

Yancy Butler

as Ann Barklely

Holt McCallany

as Kelsey McNamara

Richard Masur

as Rease Cunningham

Eli Wallach

as Joe Nightingale

Marisa Berenson

as Dr. Elizabeth Dyson

Larry Pine

as Van Von-Vogelty

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