Jerry

Jerry is a player so talented with verse that he believes it makes him untouchable.

Cast

Justin Timberlake

as Jerry

Josh Hopkins

as Jerry's Friend #1

Seth Gabel

as Jerry's Friend #2

Hugh Scott

as Jerry's Friend #3

Nora Zehetner

as Girl

Geneva Somers

as Girl's Friend

Shannyn Sossamon

as Nurse

Jeanette May Steiner

as Crying Girl

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