| ANNOUNCER |
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| NARRATOR |
– (the author) |
| *JIM MACKLIN |
– quietly intelligent, sober, serious-minded but unpretentious. Strong when he needs to be. Mid-to-late 20s |
| WHITEY |
– Jim’s friend. Born American Indian, quite assimilated. Mid-to-late 20s |
| DRIVER #1 |
– of a van that transports the dead. Tough and experienced. Latino, 30s-40s |
| DRIVER #2 |
– his trainee. Latino, 20s-30s |
| MANAGER |
– of a Stop ’N Start Convenience Mart. Latino, 30s-40s |
| DIRECTOR |
– of the 2nd unit for a TV series. 40s-50s |
| GROUNDSKEEPER |
– at Dry Lawn Cemetery. 40s-50s |
| OFFICER |
– LAPD. Male. |
| CLERK (JUANO) |
– at the Stop ’N Start (dead). |
| BREATHLESS MAN |
– a customer at the Stop ’N Start. |
| WOMAN #1 |
– another customer. |
| WOMAN #2 |
– another customer, older. |
| WOMAN #3 |
– commuter at a bus stop. |
| NURSE #1 |
– on the phone. |
| NURSE #2 |
– in Whitey’s hospital room. |
| NURSE #3 |
– on the phone. |
| RADIO DJ |
– smooth and reassuring, for late-night listeners. |
| DOCTOR |
– at the hospital (male). |
| VOICES |
– several of the recently-deceased. Tired, weak and sad rather than scary. Male and female, all ages. |
| ATTENDANT |
– at a self-serve gas station. A bit geeky but alive. 20s |
| GAS STATION GIRL |
– one of the voices (dead). 20s |
| FAST-FOOD GUY |
– at El Polio Muerto (alive). 20s |
| CHICKY-BOY |
– one of the voices (dead). 20s-30s |
| CREW #1 |
– at the film shoot. |
| CREW #2 |
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| CREW #3 |
– " |
| CREW #4 |
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| BUS DRIVER |
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| PEDESTRIAN #1 |
– male |
| PEDESTRIAN #2 |
– male |
| 911 OPERATOR |
– female |
| POLICE OPERATOR |
– male |
| P.A. VOICE |
– at the hospital (female). |
| OPERATOR |
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