Luke Smith
as young Bob
Luke Smith was born in Pensacola, Florida and currently lives in York, Pennsylvania. At 14 years old, he is the youngest of 5 children and loved dearly by his older siblings.
Luke is homeschooled and loves acting out scenes to his favorite movies, singing and dancing, bowling, and ice skating. Luke also does not go anywhere without a Dr. Pepper, his favorite drink!
Esmé Poglein
as young Lynn
Esmé Feather is a 7th grader at Landisville Middle School and is thrilled to be a part of this production! A dedicated ballet dancer with Susquehanna Dance Center, she brings grace and energy to every role she takes on. Recent credits include playing Tommy Boy in her middle school’s production of Newsies and a School Kid in Matilda the Musical.
When she’s not on stage or in the dance studio, she enjoys playing tennis and expressing her creativity through sewing. She is grateful for the support of her family, teachers, and friends as she continues to follow her passion for performing.
Nate Miller
as older Bob
Nate is super social, very active in a variety of sports groups and attends the Career Studies program at Penn State Harrisburg. He is also one of the managers on the Penn State Harrisburg basketball team. He loves hockey and is on a special team called Hershey Heroes.
Jordan McAndrew
as older Lynn
Jordan McAndrew has graduated from Sight & Sound Conservatory this past May, a rigorous two-year performing arts program that accepts only ten students each year.
Jordan has a wealth of theatre experience. She grew up in the world of musical theater but always had a passion for film since she was young. She is very excited to be a part of this project.
Avery Kellington
as Lynn's Mom
Avery Kellington, an actor/writer, recently returned to her native central Pennsylvania after three years in metro Atlanta. While there, Avery studied the craft with Cat Dyer, Claire Bronson, Scott Poythress, Rob Pralgo and Michael Leeds, among others; filmed more than 14 projects; and built a reel.
A licensed EMT currently working for a regional hospice agency, Avery typically is cast as strong-willed, smart yet flawed matriarchs and mothers. She is grateful for this opportunity.
Matt Provencal
as Lynn's Dad
Matt is an actor and writer originally from Sacramento, California now based in Central PA! Originally a theater kid, Matt fell in love with filmmaking in 2020 while co-writing, producer and acting in his original fantasy pilot King’s Blade.
Since then, he has shot films and tv shows in California, New York, and throughout the state of Pennsylvania. He has also worked regional in professional theater in venues such as The Fulton Theatre, Costal Carolina Center for the Arts, Theatreworks SV, Paramount Theatre and the NAMT Festival in New York City.
Aidan Angell
a younger landlord's Son
Aidan Angell is a 15 year old actor from Exeter, Pennsylvania. He was born on September 29th, 2009 in Harrisburg county Pennsylvania, and has had a desire to act since he was young.
Growing up around Northern Lebanon, Pennsylvania he later moved to Exeter when he was 10. In around 2022 he started acting around that area and he hasn’t stopped since. He’s currently acting around Pennsylvania and the surrounding states.
Austin Green
an older landlord's Son
He has worked on numerous indie features and shorts including “Loose Ends” which won best acting ensemble at the New York International Film Awards 2021. He has been the face of many independent films. Austin can also be seen in many commercials including Weis Markets, Rite Aid, Food Bank of Pennsylvania, F&M Trust, and Westshore Homes.
Steve Lelinski
former Husband
Steve is a Philadelphia based actor. Husband and father of three children. Prior to his career in film, Steve had performed on stage for many years playing roles ranging from Macbeth to Chip Tolentino in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
Steve got his start in acting when he auditioned for Mary Poppins alongside his children, so they wouldn’t be nervous. He was cast as the Bank Chairman and has been acting ever since
When he’s not in front of an audience or a camera, Steve is a mechanical engineer. He’s grateful to be a part of this powerful project.
Logan Koch
a boy on a bike
Logan Koch is a young adult actor with a strong on-screen presence and dedication to each role. With experience in both film and commercial projects, Logan brings natural charisma and focus to every role.
Outside of acting, he is actively involved in his high school’s wrestling team and chorus program, showcasing his physical discipline and vocal talent. Logan is also undergoing training in professional wrestling, further enhancing his stage combat and performance skills. Whether in front of the camera or on the mat, Logan brings energy, commitment, and authenticity to everything he does.
Reagan Hoover
a boy on a bike
Reagan just completed his sophomore year at Hempfield High School. He has performed in many of his school’s musicals but will be making his debut on the big screen with I Am My Brother’s Keeper.
Reagan is beyond thankful for this opportunity and is excited to see where it takes him in the film industry.
Robert Shelton
Paramedic
Robert has limited acting experience; he appeared in two of my experimental short films, but this was his first time on a professional film set.
In his free time, Robert likes to travel and hike in the mountains. This past July, he visited Banff, Canada. He also continues to play and compete in tennis tournaments whenever his busy schedule allows.
Cameron Brosey
Paramedic
Cameron Brosey is a recent high school graduate from Elizabethtown who is passionately pursuing a career in acting. Actively involved with Popovsky Performing Arts, Cameron continues to hone his craft and looks forward to performing at a variety of venues in the near future.
Beyond the stage, he is currently completing an internship at Masonic Village, exploring potential career opportunities in that field. Cameron is also considering furthering his education at Millersville University to support both his artistic and professional goals.