"Death Ticket" Film Needs Actors

Spike is a flawed, stuck in the past, hard-living father. During the film, he suffers a massive stroke, forcing him to relearn basic tasks, including walking and everyday routines. A longtime smoker and drinker, he dismisses his wife Laura’s concerns, insisting his four-beer-a-day habit is normal. Despite this, underneath it all he genuinely wants to be present for Jenny and her younger brother Ripley.

Laura is a sharp, emotionally worn woman who has spent years trying to hold together a life that keeps slipping through her fingers. Once rebellious and full of fire, traces of that version of herself still show in how she presents and carries herself, but are now dulled by resentment and disappointment. A smoker and drinker like her husband, she criticizes Spike’s habits while remaining stuck in the same patterns, fueling a volatile and co-dependent relationship.

Jenny’s co-worker Lawrence is the opposite of a pushover. He lives for good vibrations and goes with the flow. He loves his wife so much that he tolerates her new boyfriend, especially after the boyfriend bought him a new tablet for gaming. He isn’t threatened by this new boyfriend, after all, he’s the one with the ring on his finger. In Lawrence’s book, everything is perfectly fine.

Mandy’s date A young man dealing with tinnitus, which makes hearing a bit of a challenge. He knows he wasn’t Mandy’s first choice, but feeling sympathetic, he agreed to accompany her to the office party.

THE SKY IS FALLING, or something to that effect. He feels it is his duty to warn the others. The world is ending soon, he hands out flyers to those he deems worth saving.

A man attempting to overcome his phobia of elevators. All seems to be going well until he relieves himself.

The Yuppie is a man playing soccer, but he’s not very skilled. In a clumsy kick, he accidentally boots the ball at Jenny’s head, causing a concussion. Feeling guilty, he decides it’s a good idea to offer her money as compensation for his mistake.

They are a hard working individual dedicated to capturing the perfect, picturesque moments for the couple

Young man looking for a good time.

Cab driver that picks up Jenny, Claire, Smith, Todd, and Simon after a night out.

Freshly married man trying desperately to keep his new wife happy.

*VOICE ONLY* He speaks clearly and calmly, even in high-stress situations, always guiding and aiding those in need. He is genuinely concerned for the wellbeing and safety of others and approaches his job with professionalism and dedication.

*VOICE ONLY* Literally just an answering machine. The voice of Jenny’s answering when she checks her messages.

*VOICE ONLY* She is a sweet, kind-hearted woman trying to reach a friend about some cookies. When she accidentally dials the wrong number, she feels it’s her duty to call back and apologize