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A cranky, retired author reluctantly embarks on a final book tour to help out a young publisher.

Cast

Michael Caine

as Harris Shaw

Aubrey Plaza

as Lucy Stanbridge

Scott Speedman

as Jack Sinclair

Ellen Wong

as Rachel Spence

Cary Elwes

as Halpren Nolan

Luc Morissette

as Joseph Stanbridge

Veronica Ferres

as Drew Davis

Frank Schorpion

as Phil Rosen

Florence Situ

as Dr. Chen

Philip LeMaistre

as Verne Olson

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