Anne is nervous, pessimistic and lovelorn. Despite being a true romantic, Anne is an inexperienced dater because of her high expectations for love. Anne is stubborn, but no matter how much she detests cheesy couples, it has gotten to the point where her loneliness outweighs her preconceived notions. She’s the kind of girl who loathes online dating - otherwise known as dating people like a slot machine, or flipping two cards over and hoping they match. She is an undercover rom-com lover and dreams of a whirlwind romance like the ones she reads about or watches on TV. Anne is anxious about dating but is pushed out of her comfort zone by her best friend Collette on an unforgettable blind double date. This role requires mild intimacy including kissing and clothed skin to skin contact.

Max is your typical romantic lead in an early 2000s film. He is charming, warm, and playful regarding banter and wit. He is easy to hold a conversation with. He is there for a good time AND a long time. If you are in a relationship with him he is your best friend. He knows how to have fun but also how to be serious and genuine. He gives off a protective vibe when you are with him and is not afraid to take the lead in a social situation, openly communicating what is on his mind. This role requires mild intimacy including kissing and clothed skin to skin contact.

Collette is extraverted, blunt and gorgeous. She's the best friend you could ask for. Sure, she can be a little overbearing at times but she will always have your best interest in mind! She is supportive of her friends and fills life with passion and excitement. She has control over every social situation she is in. She has a generous mindset and is the kind of person to go above and beyond to please someone. She values a good time above any practicality.

Ryan is dorky, narcisistic and oblivious. He is your standard geeky guy with a large ego. In reality, none of his jokes land and he has no sense of social cues. He lives in his own world most of the time and likes to think of himself as far more “cool” than he actually is. He is confident but is not aware of his own awkwardness. His ego allows him to miss a lot of what is going on around him.

Actor must be Iranian, fluent in both English and Persian. Formerly a writer, he is a tailor and currently leads what appears to be a tranquil life alongside his wife, Mehri. However, beneath the surface, inner turmoil brews. Kamal grapples with the desire to rejuvenate the vitality in both himself and Mehri. Despite his outgoing nature, he conceals a multitude of emotions, leading to a distressing incident where he attempts to strangle his wife. His strained relationship with his daughter stems from an intolerance towards her chosen lifestyle and freedom of choice in their new country. Habitually controlling, Kamal gradually realizes the inadequacy of adhering strictly to patriarchal patterns in both parenting and marital dynamics as the narrative unfolds.

Actor is black. She's a lawyer. She's dating Tina and has moved in with her, but she tries to hide the truth about their relationship from Tina's parents. She's religious. She has a son, James, who sometimes drives her crazy because he never listens to her. She's been an influence on Tina's life ever since she entered it. She is caring and has helped Tina stop using drugs.

Actor is Caucasian. A 19-year-old girl. She's a masseuse. She's all about fun and is full of life. She has a lot of friends and is outgoing. She is vibrant, kind, and attractive. and she has a good sense of humor. She's a neighbor in the building where Kamal and Mehri live. Kamal really likes her and finds her attractive.

Actor is black. James is a musician. He plays the guitar. He's vibrant, easy going, and eccentric. He brings a goat as a present for Tina. He is Julianne's son. He has a good relationship with Nathan and Tina and is cool about the fact that his mom is dating a girl who's much younger than her.

Actor must be Caucasian. She's strict and doesn't like her neighbor, Tina, because she makes a lot of noises. She's threatened her many times to call the police on her, but has never done that. She just likes her peace and quiet.

Actor is Middle-Eastern preferably with an accent. She's very curious and doesn't mind sticking her nose in other people's affairs. She's friends with Mehri and cares about her.

Actor is preferably Hispanic. He's a repairman and takes his job seriously. He knows Mehri and Kamal as he always fixes things around their apartment. Mehri sometimes flirts with him and this makes him slightly uncomfortable.

Frankie is a quiet grunge musician who was closest to the recently deceased, Seth, and feels guilty about not being there for him. Once Frankie begins to communicate with Seth’s spirit, Frankie believes that he can reconcile his grief, and repair his friendships by convincing his other bandmates of the reason for his supernatural sighting. Preferably longer hair. Must be comfortable around cigarette lighters.

Seth is a complicated and mysterious figure. When he was alive, Seth’s only family was his bandmates, so he is desperate to hold onto them. When he loses them, he takes his own life. In death, Seth believes that by making contact with Frankie there is a chance that his former bandmates may repair their relationship. Preferably longer hair. Must be comfortable with SFX makeup. Must be comfortable using a cigarette lighter.

Dave is quite logical, and has a hard exterior. He’s quick to disbelieve Frankie when Frankie claims to see Seth’s spirit. Dave is afraid Frankie’s grief is making him mentally unstable, and wants to protect him. But even his concern comes across as cruel. Preferably shorter hair. Preferable to have drum experience. Must be comfortable around fire/lighters.

Joey is the laid back, jokester of the group who prefers to stay out of conflict. Joey wants to simply lay Seth’s ashes, and kick back with his friends at their old summer camp. Unfortunately, his friends are at each other’s throats, and Joey is torn; he wants to believe Frankie’s supernatural sightings, but doesn’t want to mediate the fights between Dave and Frankie. Must be comfortable with on-screen smoking. Must be comfortable around cigarette lighters.

40-60s black / BIPOC male, heavy-set, built like a bear. Think Uncle Phil (James Avery) from Fresh Prince or Rod Williams (Lil Rel Howery) from Get Out but older. He is a tough, working class, veteran security guard. Q is the head of security at an art gallery. Q has recently been considering B, one of his workers for a promotion. Q is a hard working man, very by the book and direct. He calls things out exactly as he sees it, but always with a lighthearted, hilarious sarcasm. He’s worked for everything he has and none of it came easy. He has a fatherly wisdom that makes him a mentor figure - without even trying to be.

All ethnicities. In her early thirties, embodies elegance and contemporary style. Once a free-spirited art student, she now navigates high society as the fiancée of a wealthy hotel owner. Despite her outward appearance of having it all, Sophia feels trapped in her glamorous life, much like Princess Diana in her own royal prison. Sophia's blend of strength and vulnerability masks her inner turmoil. Beneath her composed exterior, she longs for freedom and genuine connection. Her moments of rebellion reveal a woman yearning to break free from societal expectations and rediscover her true self. Grappling with loneliness, Sophia is a victim of settling in a relationship weighed down by expectations. She struggles with the heart-wrenching decision to leave Philippe, who, while good to her, may not be the right one. This choice involves breaking her own heart and leaving behind a world she has enjoyed. Sophia’s journey is one of self-discovery and the painful realization that she must choose her own happiness and sanity, even if it means facing an uncertain future.

All ethnicities. A charismatic, novelist in his early thirties, exudes disheveled charm and easy confidence. In Paris for a book tour, he is also seeking to escape. Charlie is both a romantic and a cynic, his sharp wit reflecting his intellectual depth. Behind his confident exterior lies a man grappling with regrets and unresolved feelings, particularly towards his college sweetheart, Sophia. His biggest fear is being alone, driving him to desperation. Charlie’s sneaky appearance at Sophia’s wedding hotel is a desperate attempt to grasp at a love he fondly remembers. He doesn’t want to fall behind as his friends move forward. Charlie is a complex character, torn between his past and present, searching for meaning and authenticity in a world that often feels superficial.

Sophia's mother. Margaret is a woman with a heart full of love for her daughter, Sophia. Coming from humble beginnings, she’s spent her life working hard alongside her husband to ensure Sophia has every opportunity they could provide. Margaret’s dedication and perseverance are what paved the way for Sophia to enter the world she now inhabits. Margaret is kind-hearted and supportive, truly believing that Philippe is the best thing that ever happened to her daughter. She sees his wealth and status not just as an opportunity for Sophia but as something that has positively impacted their entire family. Although she enjoys the luxurious lifestyle that comes with being associated with the Archambault family, there’s nothing malicious or greedy about it. Instead, Margaret is in awe—almost in disbelief—that someone from her background could be part of such a glamorous world. She’s proud of her daughter and feels a quiet gratitude for the life they’ve built, even if it means adapting to a reality far different from what she once knew.