Male lead, elderly, 79. George is a charming older man, husband, father and Veteran plagued by self-doubt from his failures in life and now facing a terminal diagnosis, from which he is in denial. When he is adopted into recent high school graduates Lizzie, Drew, and Woody's friend group after a spat with his wife, MARY, he spots an opportunity to enjoy one last carefree summer before he meets his end. He is the father of George Jr.

Female lead, teenager, 18. Lizzie is a spritely soon-to-be college student who strikes up an unlikely, intergenerational friendship with GEORGE. She is empathetic and wise beyond her years, although she is desperately in a limerance stage with the partnered and douchey, Leo. She cares a lot about her friends and has a semi wild streak that is emboldened by her disdain for her mom's boyfriend, Chuck. She is in the Kitty Squad with best friends since Kindergarten, Woody and Drew. Must have musical ability.

Male supporting, late 50s. Mac is a reclusive backwoods New Englander and protective grandfather of Lizzie.

Male supporting. Teens. One of LEO's clique members.

Female supporting, mid to older teenager, Aida does not suffer fools. She is a loyal and dependable co-worker and acquaintance who is entertained by the messiness that comes from Lizzie and George's unlikely friendship.

Female or male supporting, any age. Bartender is amused at George's waiting for Lizzie.

Female, supporting, any age. Boss Sharon is a caring supervisor who looks out for their employees' well being as exemplified by noticing Drew's cough and sending him home.

Male supporting, 30s to 50s. Bus driver Matt is an amiable community fixture who enjoys the daily narratives of those he picks up on the commute. Actor must be sitting behind the driving wheel of a commuter bus.

Female supporting, 30s. Chloe is Lizzie's mom who sometimes struggles with connecting with her daughter. She is somewhat overworked supporting her lowlife boyfriend, Chuck, and daughter, Lizzie.

Male supporting, 40s. Chuck is a male child in boxers, he is a lowlife who sits around playing video games at the annoyance of his girlfriend, Chloe, and her daughter, Lizzie.

Female supporting, 20s-40s. Daphne is the local waitress at a diner the old geezers frequent. She ‘honeys' everyone and is a natural busybody that is perfect for the maintenance this low-paying job requires.

Male supporting, 18. Drew is a chill and preppy teenager with musical longings who cares about his future but is unsure and fearful of his potential. He is protective of his friends and possesses the charm to get along with many crowds. The script offers a suggestion of unrequited love for friend Lizzie. Actor must be able to play the guitar and have some vocal ability.

Female supporting, 40s-50s. Drew's mom is a no-frills, analytic person, whose occupation could be assumed to be a lab scientist as her demeanor is calculative and serious.

Male supporting, elderly. Duncan is something of a caricature of a raging conservative, Maga type. He was classmates with George and also a Viet Nam Vet. He has a change of heart towards the end of the script, a redemption arc of sorts.

Male supporting, elderly, 79. Frankie is an ex military person with a chip on his shoulder - jaded from age and lack of opportunity in a small town surrounded by small-minded people.

Male supporting, late 30s. George Jr. is an overly compliant son and Mama's boy who seems to have no life of his own outside of his mother's, Mary's, crusades.

Female, 30´s. Bubbly, mildly suggestive health aide— who gets fired by George's jealous wife. Must be open to wearing prosthetic tattoos.

Female, 50's to sixties, seasoned home health worker with calm reassuring presence. Is sympathetic towards George's declining health. Must have undyed grey/white hair.

Male supporting, teenager, early twenties. Kai is often protesting on the bridge, amiable nature and musical. Must have drumming chops.

Male supporting, teenager, 18. Leo is described as a cocky and aloof lanky teenager. He is Lizzie's love interest although he claims he is an in open relationship with his girlfriend who is out of town for the summer.

Female supporting, 70s. Mary is George's wife and George Jr's mother. She is an overbearing mother and wife who has a flair for the dramatic. She and George participate in a jealousy ritual as part of the kink of their marriage, but this time the stakes are higher as she struggles to face her husband's terminal illness.

Male supportive. 30s. Lonely.

Female supporting. 40s. Maternal Spanish teacher.

Male supporting, early 20s. Cashier at the Garden Depot.

Male supporting, Teenager, 18. Woody is a solid member of the Kitty Squad, a friend group that formed in Kindergarten and now faces disbanding after senior year. He/they are reflective, pensive, free-spirited and outgoing. A natural leader, Woody brings people together, is attuned to nature, faces life as an open road to be explored, and in various ways expresses the heart of the story.