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Dan Byrd
Cory Wainwright

Julie Harris
Carlotta

Mickey Rooney
Boss Ed

Charles Nelson Reilly
Dinghy

Tom Nowicki
Dan Kepperman
Robin O'Dell
Michelle Kepperman

Gerard Christopher
Zack
Mikki Scanlon
Loralie Cugino

Joe DiMaggio
Self

Keith Eyles
Circus Hand

Allison McKay
Eleanor
Jim Accomando
Roustabout
Richard G. Blair
Foster Agent
Rachel V. Byrd
Nurse Aide
Doreen Chalmers
Charity Worker
Ted Christino
John - Foster Dad
Patricia Clay
Ms. Hanks
Laurie Coleman
Waitress
David E. Conley
Sgt. David Conley

Scotty Cox
Boy at Bus Station
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