
Top Cast

James C. Hauke
Nicholas Gelberry (voice)
Elliot Russell
Rufus (voice) / Body Actor
Kate McDade
Narrator / Body Actor
Matthew Porco
Officer Wrigley (voice)
Patrick Greeley
George Washington (voice)
Liam Smith
Niles Gelberry (voice)
Griffin Stover
British Recruiter (voice)
Jackson Kiino-Terburg
Continental Recruiter (voice) / Body Actor
Lennon Hauke
British Officer (voice)
Marco McDade
Body Actor
Parker Kissel
Body Actor
Cade Peterman
Body Actor
Key Film Crew
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