Everyday People (2004)
Overview
The closing of a local restaurant concerns a number of employees who've dedicated their lives to the eatery
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.2709 |
Directed By
Jim McKay
Crew
Jim McKay
Alex Hall
Paul S. Mezey
Effie Brown
Russell Lee Fine
Jim McKay
Charlie Dibe
Caldecot Chubb
Nicole Colombie
Sean Daniel
Nelson George
Becky Glupczynski
Melissa Maxwell
Jim McKay
Michael Stipe
Beth Bowling
Kim Miscia
Craig Lathrop
Carrie Stewart
Paul Weathered
Sandra Hernandez
Carol 'Ci Ci' Campbell
Anita Gibson
Lorraine Godfrey
Gloria Grant
Lisa Hazell
Mary Lampert
Claus Lulla
Nuria Sitja
Gwen Bialic
Spike Allison Hooper
Susan A. Stover
Jeremy Kipp Walker
TOP CAST
Jordan Gelber
Ira
Bridget Barkan
Joleen
Stephen McKinley Henderson
Arthur
Sydnee Stewart
Erin Persaud
Craig muMs Grant
Ali
Marsin Mogielski
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Billoah Greene
Samel
Polly Humphreys
Shirley
Victor Pagan
Victor
Reg E. Cathey
Akbar
Steve Axelrod
Sol
Iris Little Thomas
Erin's Mother
Ron Butler
Ron Harding
Donna Vivino
Samel's Caseworker
Erin Dilly
Arianna
David Brummel
Ira's Father
Earl Baker Jr.
Benjamin
Lou Martini Jr.
Mr. Califano
Dante Nero
Biker
Warner Miller
Beadie
Ramon Fernandez
Chico
Jamie Hector
Devon
Omar A. Soriano
Omar
Kalimi Baxter
Ruby
Tom Gilroy
Erin's Professor
Jack O'Connell
John
Erik LaRay Harvey
Bartender
Verna O. Hobson
Lady with Blue Drink
David Barroso
Customer with Cellphone
Nathan De'Shon Myers
Subway Opera Singer
Kadijah Carlisle
Benita
Stephanie Berry
Angry Black Waitress
Frantz Cineotra
Frantz
Stacie Linardos
Angry White Waitress
Elizabeth Flax
Female Customer
Freddie L. King
Subway Doo Wop Singer #1
Charles Vickers
Subway Doo Wop Singer #2
Tommoraw Mortimer
Subway Doo Wop Singer #3
Darryl Offley
Subway Doo Wop Singer #4
Anna Simpson
Birthday Waitress
Thomas Dozol
French Waiter
Sein Gay
Jumbo Shrimp Bus Boy #1
Víctor Sierra
Jumbo Shrimp Bus Boy #2
Angela Blue Faulk
Lynda
Miles Bridgett
Joleen's Son
Kristopher Wilder
Raymond
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