Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Robert Forster | ... | Eddie Miller | |
Donnie Wahlberg | ... | Bobby Walker | |
Bess Armstrong | ... | Katie Harnish | |
Jasmine Guy | ... | Tina | |
George Coe | ... | Tip Rountree | |
Jeff Gendelman | ... | Brad | |
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Douglas Allen Johnson | ... | John Ludwig |
Kristin Minter | ... | Cherry (as Kristen Minter) | |
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Nikki Fritz | ... | Fran |
Shannah Laumeister Stern | ... | Amber (as Shannah Laumeister) | |
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Katie Rimmer | ... | Priscilla (as Kate Rimmer) |
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Paul Price | ... | Carl |
Kateri Walker | ... | Melody | |
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Kathleen Conner | ... | Angel |
Melissa Greenspan | ... | Krystal |
After 30 years on the road, a veteran jewelry salesman is forced to show his young replacement the tricks of the trade, but when the kid introduces him to the ladies of the "Altoona Riding Club," the old dog is introduced to a whole new set of "tricks." Written by Anonymous
Great road movie with excellent character development. Unfairly being "rightsized" out of his 30 year diamond sales job, "old timer" Robert Forster, is put on the road to train his successor. This uneasy situation eventually leads to mutual respect, and better understanding of each other. The heartless big company that they now both have to deal with is a perfect example of the "throw away" mentality used by companies to further their own gain at the expense of loyal employees. All I can say is that if you have ever been "let go", you will cherish this film, because in the end things get surprisingly gratifying for our mismatched salesmen. The movie is a winner, and is highly recommended. - MERK