Keidrich Sellati as Anthony
FX's The Americans, The Jesuit
John’s brother, he is fearless, explosive, and short- tempered. He holds his guard up high, and is tough to befriend; a product of what time and situation has made him. Keeping John and his mom safe is his main priority, even if it means throwing himself into the fire.
Maxwell Apple as John
Human People
He’s timid, emotional, and lacks confidence. He’s quiet, until he feels comfortable, then he has plenty to say, letting his imagination run wild. However, time and situation has forced his creativity to be subdued. He looks to his brother for protection, and approval. Additionally, all of his hopes and beliefs are in Anthony, John Starks, and the Knicks. Throughout the film, it is his perspective that heightens reality as he remembers it.
James DiGiacomo as Dom
Brooklyn, Kevin Can't Wait
Dom is rough and tough, and not afraid to get dirty. He has the mouth of a sailor and is a loyal guy. Once in his circle he will do his all to protect you. The boys are his family. Additionally, he’s the guy you want on your side when things go down. He also has a sensitive side, and makes a lot of great points that no one listens to, because, well, it’s Dom.
Tanner Flood as Brian
Moonrise Kingdom, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Brian is tall, lanky, and great with numbers. His nickname is the “Cock-U-Lator” and he is quick witted and smart. His usage of math gets the boys out of some sticky situations, and he is also a voice of reason. He’s the glue that keeps the group organized, along with Billy.
Colin Critchley as Sal
Breaking Brooklyn, Legends of the Hidden Temple: The Movie
Sal’s all flash and mouth. He’s a commentator, rapper, and in his eyes, the greatest at everything he does. It’s not how good you play, it’s how good you look. He provides the comic relief and is partners in crime with Dom.
Harrison Wittmeyer as Billy
The Family, Revenge for Jolly
A strong, athletic, observant young boy. Billy takes an early liking to John, and takes him under his wing. He is a coach in life and sport beyond his years. He is also the first boy to really have an inkling that something deeper is going on emotionally with John and Anthony. He is the unlabeled leader of the group, and along with Brian, the most rational.
Wass Stevens as Dad
The Wrestler, Public Morals
However, his tenderness is few and far between, because this wasn’t supposed to be his life. He blames his children for his failures and has turned to drink to compensate for his disappointments.
James DiGiacomo as Dom
Brooklyn, Kevin Can't Wait
Dom is rough and tough, and not afraid to get dirty. He has the mouth of a sailor and is a loyal guy. Once in his circle he will do his all to protect you. The boys are his family. Additionally, he’s the guy you want on your side when things go down. He also has a sensitive side, and makes a lot of great points that no one listens to, because, well, it’s Dom.
Frankie J. Alvarez as older John
HBO's Looking
This is his story. At present day, he’s grown to be an accomplished children’s book author, and a lot of his successes and influences can be accounted to the summer of ’94, albeit, a short summer. He doesn’t quite understand what is real and true, and his emotions have been subdued. In social media, and on the phone, he is stern, confident and strong, but in reality he is fragile, lacking the true bonds of real friendship. He compensates by throwing his all, into his work.