Tomorrow Waits For No One Cast

Cast
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	Marcus Lazano: Ryan Travers Ryan Travers was born in upstate NY and migrated to NC in 1995. After attending East Carolina University and studying the Meisner method, he decided to relocate, once again, for the beautiful mountains of Asheville, where he finds himself content at the present.
	Cole Washington: Ron Eddings Ron Eddings has spent time around the film scene, and worked on movies such as Last of The Mohicans, My Fellow Americans, Gospel Hill, and April Fool’s Day to name a few. In 2008 a screenplay, From My Eyes, The Ron Eddings Story, was written about his life and was an official selection at the 2008 Cinema City international Film festival, in Hollywood, CA. He is also the author of a children’s book, “Little Dude.” He is honored to play the lead role as detective Cole Washington in Tomorrow Waits For No One.
	Frank Cain: Miles Rice Miles Rice is a local of Asheville, NC, and studied acting at Greensboro College in Greensboro, NC. He was an apprentice at the Berkshire Theatre Festival in Stockbridge, MA, and has worked on indie films in the Triad and Asheville/Buncombe County areas and currently portrays the title character in the Cosmo web series.
	Philip Benton: John Rutland Asheville native John Rutland got the acting bug bad when he decided on a whim to work as an extra on George Clooney's Leatherheads filmed in and around Charlotte, NC. Since those fateful two weeks he has immersed himself in studying and pursuring an acting career having appeared in over 40 movies working his way up to numerous supporting and lead roles as well as many other commercial and television roles. Two of his most recent roles were as a coal miner in the Hunger Games and as a mob boss in Ringside Rosary.
	Rhonda Lynn: Judy Calabrese Judy Calabrese is a stage and screen actor having appeared on Days of Our Lives and the award winning indie film The Overlookers. She has recently relocated from her native New York City to Asheville and is working on her one-woman show Tomando Te.
	Gail Renwick: Morgan St. Clair Bio coming soon.
	Antonio Martinez: Christopher "Cisco" Rodriguez This Puerto Rican New York native first got his acting starts with Robert Bradley's Gunfighter Troupe, where he portrayed the character Cisco Rodriguez . Since then he has done stage work including The Buddy Holly Story portraying Richie Valens and then going on to be an extra in TV series such as One Tree Hill and Showtime's Homeland. He recently starred in Downpoor Productions Upcoming feature Corners and is still gunfighting with Robert Bradley's Gunfighters as well.
	Ginny Riley: Rebecca Morris Rebecca Morris is an actor of both stage and screen. She has worked on a wide variety of independent films in the region and created a popular character on the mass participation web series Beckinfield. Her two most recent movies are award winners: The First Apple won best picture at the 2011 Asheville 48-Hour Film Festival, and Men of Persuasion won Best WNC Film at the 2011 Asheville Cinema Festival. Rebecca is a founding member of the Redundant Theatre Company Theatre, which has produced eight shows--most of them original works.
	Margaret Park: Hara Kahn Hara Kahn has worked radio, stage, and screen. In addition to being a psychiatrist on TWFNO, her most recent role is playing an archaeologist in true indy thriller Evolution Creek, premiering May 31st, 2012. Her character's latest career choices have her feeling a bit smarter than usual.
	Martin Nguyen: Brian Heller Brian K. Heller can typically be found behind the camera instead of in front of it. His role as Martin Nguyen will be his very first speaking role. Although he has only been working in film for a short time, he has worked on a variety of different projects. Prior to Tomorrow Waits for No One, Brian has worked on The Devil Girl of Devonshire, Corners, Duet, Facing Up, and Voltara the Demonslayer.
	Sherman Hardwick: TJ Lee Having performed in independent films with genres ranging from thriller to fantasy, including roles as a psychotic killer in Ringside Rosary, a seductive womanizer in Corners and an otherworldly assassin in The Dawn Tower, Tj is excited to join the cast of TWFNO in his first web-serial role. Tj is also a swordsman and collector, spins bo staff to electronic music, and is a virtual-world famous drummer in the (Rock)Band "Awkward Pause..."
	Lee Bollinger: Monty McIntire
	Susan Hayes: Danielle Lindsay
	Leo Corelli: Rich DeLalio Rich DeLalio was born in New York and has lived in Asheville for seven years. He spends his time living, learning and having fun with life.
	Al Slezak: Peter Savage After graduating with an MFA in Acting from Chapel Hill, Peter Savage moved to NYC for a brief period before settling down in Asheville. He has worked professionally both on the stage and in film and for the past eight years has been teaching Acting at Western Carolina University. Peter will finish his tenure at WCU in the spring of 2012 in order to devote more time to his one-year-old daughter.
	Violet: Ann-Adèle Lloyd Now in her second childhood, Ann-Adèle is once again having the time of her life playing “dress-up” and “let’s pretend.” She has acted, sung, choreographed, danced, or harped in Montford Park Players, Asheville Ballet, Asheville Contemporary Dance Theater, and other venues, plus several locally produced movies, including Journey for August King, making her SAG-eligible. She is currently preparing a book of family letters during the Civil War for publication. Keep that door open for surprises!
	Intern: Steph Hickling Beckman Ms. Hickling Beckman has worked, acted, or directed with Asheville Community Theatre, NC Stage Co., Montford Park Players, The Magnetic Theatre, and various other Theatre Companies around Western North Carolina. She has done voice over work and several shorts. Steph the Founder and Artistic Managing Director of Different Strokes! Performing Arts Collective and serves on the boards of Directors for WNCAP and The Magnetic Theatre.
	Minister: RegJamyl Mullins RegJamyl V. Mullins is a seasoned opera and theater performer. He holds Bachelor's degree from Samford University (Birmingham AL) and a Master's degree from Westminster Choir College of Rider University (Princeton, NJ). After a long absence from theater, he returned in 2010 as the Shapeshifter in Corriere and McCluskey's Always Expect Miracles and the voice of the evil Audrey II in Ashman and Menken's Little Shop of Horrors. He is also a nationally certified reflexologist.
	Paige Turner: Lani Louis Lani dabbled in film in her late teens working on such films as Two Much, Just Cause, and The Birdcage. While in college, she discovered a passion for singing and ultimately changed her major from Psychology and attained her degree in Vocal Performance & Business Administration from Miami Dade College. Since then, Lani has performed in an array of venues such as Disney's Magic Music Days and numerous stage musicals including lead roles in The Fantasticks, Into The Woods, and The Sound of Music. Lani founded and sang in an all female a cappella doo wop group in Southern California, who performed for the Harvest Festivals and the grand opening of Ikea. After landing in North Carolina, Lani again expanded her horizons into film and television, most recently appearing on the Emmy award-winning TV series Homeland.
	CSI Agent: Cardin Seabrook Cardin Seabrook is currently bootstrapping a puzzle company. She is also a full time cyclist, a wanderer and a minimalist. :)
	Donna: Emily Knust
	Marblehead: Davis Alexander Holloway Davis Alexander Holloway came to fame as Fowler in Wilt Dasney's production of Bumbi. In recent years, he's enjoyed the good life, mainly just getting stuffed and hanging out.