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Cast
Giovanni Ribisi (Marius Josipovic)Marin Ireland (Julia Bowman)Shane McRae (Taylor Bowman)Libe Barer (Carly Bowman)Peter Gerety (Otto Bernhardt)Margo Martindale (Audrey Bernhardt)Jay O. Sanders (Sam)Jacob Pitts (Lance Lord)Justine Cotsonas (Shannon)Alison Wright (Marjorie)Ethan Embry (Pete Murphy)Jeté Laurence (Ellen)Michael Drayer (Eddie)Efrat Dor (Lizzie)Joseph Lyle Taylor (Frank)Victor Williams (Richard)Kevin Chapman (Bo Lockley)Jane Adams (Maggie Murphy)
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Creators
Graham Yost, Bryan Cranston, Ingrid Escajeda, Fred Golan, Ed McCardie, Michael Saltzman, David Shore, Dipika Guha, Blake Masters, Max Reid, Jamie Pachino, Jennifer Kennedy, Ian MacDonald, A.M. Reid, Sarah Sutherland, Sal Calleros, Benjamin Cavell
Synopsis
A con man on the run from a vicious gangster takes cover by assuming the identity of his prison cellmate Pete, and reuniting with Pete's estranged family, which threatens to drag him into a world just as dangerous as the one he's escaping.
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