Patrick’s mistress. Smug and territorial, Cecilia thrives on power plays—especially humiliating Val. She’s not just a side affair; she’s a threat wrapped in silk and venom. Reference: Kathryn Merteuil in Cruel Intentions

Sophia is a gifted and ambitious artist standing at the edge of stardom, her world brimming with possibility. Beneath her luminous talent lies an insatiable hunger—for passion, for adventure, for a love that burns as brightly as her dreams. Drawn irresistibly to danger, she walks the fine line between vulnerability and courage, her quiet strength always threatening to ignite into something fierce, uncontainable, and unforgettable.

An ITALIAN mafia patriarch of undeniable presence—ruggedly handsome, magnetic, and impossible to ignore. He commands every room he enters with effortless authority, radiating both power and peril. Beneath his hardened exterior, however, lies a rare capacity for warmth and unexpected tenderness, making him as dangerous to the heart as he is to his enemies.

Julian is the kind of man who wears charm like a mask—handsome, polished, and effortlessly persuasive, until the cracks begin to show. Beneath his spoiled confidence lurks insecurity that festers into jealousy, turning him volatile and dangerously possessive when challenged. A master of betrayal wrapped in a smile, he’s as intoxicating as he is treacherous.

Sophia’s ride-or-die confidante—quick-witted, sharp-tongued, and never one to bite her tongue. Fiercely loyal with a keen eye for danger, she’s the first to spot trouble and the last to back down, delivering honesty with equal parts fire and humor.

The hospital nurse on duty when Cal and Maggie rush Tracy into the ER. Efficient and procedural, they gather critical information, asking about Tracy’s symptoms/medication/family doctor, before directing her for immediate care.

A diner at the Lodge who compliments the meal, noting the smoked salmon tastes different and praising the improvement.

A member of the Board of Physicians who questions Maggie during her application to change her scope of practice. Professional and pointed, they press her on why she isn’t pursuing a traditional hospital residency.

A hospital nurse who becomes a gatekeeper in Tracy’s case when Maggie requests additional blood work. Calm but firm, the Nurse reminds Maggie that Dr. Carlson must approve new tests.

Male 16 - 30 - He’s the first to take his shirt off and the last to back down from a dare. Whether he’s doing pushups to impress you or flexing for the camera, this guy brings big himbo energy with a heart of gold and a competitive streak a mile wide. Did someone say games? Let's DO THIS! Rain Bro is open minded, big hearted, playful and comfortable hanging with straight, gay, and bi buddies.

Refined, warm, and confident. Head of Barone Medical, he enters Olivia’s life after her public humiliation, offering kindness and support. Unlike Henry, Aaron respects her strength, becomes her ally through her surgery, and emerges as both a love interest and a symbol of her fresh start. Aaron is described as handsome and composed, with a refined, polished appearance that reflects his status as the head of Barone Medical. He carries himself with quiet confidence. He is well-groomed, stylish in tailored suits, and with a warm, approachable demeanor. His looks are less flashy than Henry’s but more grounded, giving him a steady, trustworthy presence.

Character portrayed is Caucasian, Female presenting, late 20s, intelligent, ambitious, confident, Fred's assistant, Ginny is an aspiring reporter and part of Fred Heckman's news team at the radio station. She fits in well with the easy banter and camaraderie of the other staffers and doesn't mind being ribbed a bit as she pitches her ideas for new stories. A valuable member of the team, Ginny is with Fred and the others as they watch the first harrowing footage of Tony and his hostage Dick Hall walking down a city street (while Ginny holds the TV's rabbit ear antennae so the picture doesn't fuzz out). Ginny feels strongly that their station manager, Jerry, is a coward for not wanting to have Tony on the air live with Fred...

Character portrayed is Caucasian, Male presenting, 40s, the station manager, not a guy to rock the boat, Jerry works well with Fred Heckman, the news director. However, Jerry is not happy about Fred's insistence that they put the volatile Tony Kiritsis on the air, live, so he can explain his side of the story as he holds banker Dick Hall hostage. Jerry's worried about a lot of things: the FCC fining them $300 for every curse word Tony utters, the possibility that Tony might kill Dick on the air, and how their advertising sponsors will react. Jerry is concerned about everything except the ethical/moral obligation of keeping listeners informed of an important breaking story; but on the other hand, Jerry is very concerned with keeping the lights on at the station, with everyone's job intact... *Please inlude actors with comedy background.

Character portrayed is Female, 30s, on top of things, practical, clear-thinking, Judy is the receptionist at the radio station. She's the one who first tells Fred that a reporter has called in about the hostage situation, and later insists that a busy Fred stop and take the phone call when the hostage-taker himself calls in. Like the others, Judy is both fascinated and horrified by Tony Kiritsis' taking Dick Hall hostage, but she sees station manager Jerry's reluctance to run the story live -- it could be the end of the station, and their jobs... BIPOC

Character portrayed is Caucasian, Male presenting, 50s, profane and wiley but not unhinged, Gallagher has come to the news station at station manager Jerry's request, to tell them how to deal with the volatile Tony Kiritsis when he calls in for a live interview...

Character portrayed is Caucasian, Male presenting, late 40s, the type who loves to see himself on a billboard, he is one of the lawyers assigned to Tony's case. He's a glad-hander, a politician first, a lawyer second...

Character portrayed is Caucasian, Male presenting, late 40s - early 50s, Male, Jimmie is Tony’s beloved, protective, reassuring older brother who is currently campaigning for Sheriff. Although his association with Tony could hurt his campaign, Jimmie’s professionalism and public relations skills allows him to turn the story into his favor while making a case for his brother. He knows how to make moussaka just like his mother and tries his best to calm his brother down…

(He/Him. 20s – 40s) Our romantic lead. Charming, handsome, happy… but also oblivious. Women fight for his attention, and he doesn’t know why. Funny, but in a more subdued manner. Will need to be someone who moves well and is a strong vocalist.

(She/Her. 20s – 40s) As the arch-rival to our lead character, this woman loves Christmas, and tries to thwart our lead at every turn. She’s often pretending to be nice with a phony smile, but can turn aggressive and loud in a heartbeat. She’s a villain, but a fun villain who we grow to love.

THE JERK: THE JERK FROM THE BIG CITY WHO HATES CHRISTMAS. (He/Him. 20s – 40s) The ex-boyfriend of our lead character. He is the kind of jerk you love to hate. Loud. Obnoxious. Preppy. Brash. But also hilarious, and sneakily charming.