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| Nash Grier | ... |
Jack Sanders
(as Hamilton Nash Grier)
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| Cameron Dallas | ... |
Frankie Payton
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| Joey Bragg | ... |
Austin York
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| Olivia Stuck | ... |
Kelsey Meola
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| Caroline Sunshine | ... |
Emily Jordan
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| Alan Smyth | ... |
Roger Sanders
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| Deborah S. Craig | ... |
Adrienne Rachels
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Connor Green | ... |
Henry Meola
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| Yancey Arias | ... |
Charles
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| Melanie Paxson | ... |
Judith Meola
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Fawnda McMahan | ... |
Laura Payton
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| John Barbolla | ... |
Frank Payton Sr.
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| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Alex Bentley | ... |
Baseball Player
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| Bobby Bitton |
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| Burnie Burns | ... |
Theo Rasmussen
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Jack Sanders (Nash Grier), star center fielder of the Peoria Owls, is going to play baseball for State. But when a new teacher recognizes his gift for art, Jack's future is suddenly thrown in limbo. With the help of his best friends, Frankie (Cameron Dallas) and Austin (Joey Bragg), Jack must deal with the aspirations of his father and the pressures of the entire town as he struggles to discover what's important to him and who he wants to be.
This movie taught me a lesson. Pretty boys who got famous for their looks are horrible actors. I mean, really? The only one in the movie with semi-good acting was Bragg. The rest were vine boys who needed extra income. Leave the acting for the actors please. To have the audacity to create such an atrocious movie for income is too much for me. They basically knew they were creating a horrible movie, yet they also realized that 12 year old girls will be begging their parents to watch this movie. Nash Grier especially. I do not see why these vine boys are famous, nor do I support their movie. It is utterly horrible. Only God can help them at this point