"The Cramshaft Meeting"

Reed's done a few things. He's been on Jeopardy. He's appeared in concert with Jay Leno and Dennis Miller. He owns an event production company, RPM Entertainment Productions. And the dance floor from "Saturday Night Fever"? He helped create that. I think he cooks, too.

"Pinch"

Christina normally does more serious acting. She works quite a bit with Theatre For Change, and I worked on a film with her where she played a mom who's son needed a new heart. She was very funny in our film as a serious lawyer representing Vulcan's. Maybe she thought it was a serious film.

"The Cramshaft Meeting"

Cindy isn't an actor, and she didn't want to audition for this film, but we convinced her to audition, and she was great, so we gave her the part, and when we shot her scene we made her do the line twenty times because we do that for all our actors, and she thought she sucked, but she was actually great.

"The Consultants"

We were looking for a Spanish guy to play the role of a Spanish guy, and Nico answered the call. He had a couple lines where he got to swear in Spanish, but we cut them because the film was running long. To this day, we don't know what he said. Probably something bad.

"Pinch"

Cheryl is the sister of Littleflick producer Sarah Ruchalski. Normally the last name might be the giveaway, but there are a lot of Polish people in Buffalo, so there's probably a few Ruchalskis. I'm personally Scottish with a little Irish. I don't know why I mentioned that in Cheryl's bio.