JUst looking for a list of actors in Nova Scotia, repped by agencies OUTSIDE Nova Scotia

SOC. Open to all ethnicities. Vibe: friendly, approachable. Look: Expressive and artistic. *Must have clean, photogenic hands

Val is warm, wry, and effortlessly charismatic. Think dry humour, clarity, confidence, and cool logic—with just enough charm to make you trust them with your life savings and laugh while doing it. 30s | open ethnicity | open gender | must be bilingual.

Eleanor Battisti (24 - White/Caucasian), Neutral American/Canadian accent – Luca’s younger daughter. Initially introduced as blind, she is intelligent, strategic, and secretly faking her blindness. Sent to infiltrate and destroy Alexander Romano, but gradually falls in love with him. Ruthlessly trained by her father, but ultimately seeks truth and her own autonomy.

Alexander Romano (26 - White/Caucasian), Neutral American/Canadian accent - Scarred and powerful head of the Romano family. Cold and calculating but slowly reveals vulnerability and depth, especially through his relationship with Eleanor. Haunted by his best friend Matteo’s death.

Luca Battisti (55) – Ruthless patriarch of the Battisti crime family. Strategic and cruel, he uses his daughters as pawns. Responsible for orchestrating many of the betrayals in the story, including Matteo’s death.

Serena Battisti (30) – Eleanor’s older sister. Fierce, loyal, and combative. Initially aligned with Luca, but later becomes Eleanor’s reluctant ally. Survives a near-death experience.

Lorenzo De Palma (45) – Alexander’s consigliere. Loyal for years but becomes bitter and jealous of Eleanor. Ultimately betrays Alexander out of resentment and insecurity.

A strong-willed who has always felt misunderstood within her family. She doesn’t have a great relationship with her mother. As the oldest sibling, her mother assigned her the role of caregiver for her younger brothers. Her life goal is to become a successful writer, so she decided to leave home to study. Ever since then, she has grown distant from her family. Her biggest fear is not living life to the fullest, as she feels immense pressure not to disappoint her mother.

A direct and resilient woman—a single mother. Ever since she was a child, she’s been the one taking care of everyone. Her entire life has been focused on doing what’s right for the family, often putting her own needs aside. She values functionality and efficiency above all else. Her mother is her biggest hero; She struggles to communicate her feelings and need.

A sensitive and empathetic young woman. She grew up in the 1960s in a Catholic, conservative household, but never truly connected with the beliefs. She has always felt like she doesn’t have a say in her own life choices and often feels controlled by her parents. She runaway after revealing she got pregnant outside of the marriage. In the future, she grows into a strong and resilient woman who follows her own path and eventually becomes the matriarch of her family.

An empathetic and joyful man. He is often the mediator in family discussions and is the middle brother. He’s not used to expressing negative emotions; when he’s struggling, he tends to be a bit passive-aggressive, but he never cries or shows anger. He enjoys taking care of his nieces and nephews.

He is smart and logical, but he often has trouble reading social cues. He is academically focused and believes he is better than everyone else. He has a big ego. His only problem is that he depends too much on his mother’s approval; he wants her to feel proud of him. His biggest dream is to buy a house for his mom in the future. He finds Olivia impulsive and too artistic.

He is innocent, naive, and sweet. He is too innocent for this world. He is the comedic relief of the family. He needs extra care around people with bad intentions, as he is too gullible. His sister is his hero; he admires her and wants to be as independent and brave as she is. He was his grandma’s favorite grandson.

Ethnically diverse. Open to all backgrounds. Characters have a mix of featured speaking and non-speaking visual roles. Must be expressive, with strong comedic instincts even in silent moments. Vibe: Earnest but wildly impractical. Think snorkel gear and bad ideas with too much confidence. One-liner delivery. must be comfortable with stylized wardrobe and scenarios (snorkels, blazers + bikinis, foam props, etc.). Think office-meets-vacation.-MUST BE COMFORTABLE IN A PINK SPEEDO

Ethnically diverse. Open to all backgrounds. Characters have a mix of featured speaking and non-speaking visual roles. Must be expressive, with strong comedic instincts even in silent moments. Vibe: Relaxed and a little too comfortable. Think vacation mode in a boardroom — sipping a coconut while brainstorming. must be comfortable with stylized wardrobe and scenarios (snorkels, blazers + bikinis, foam props, etc.). Think office-meets-vacation.MUST BE COMFORTABLE IN A BIKINI

Ethnically diverse. Open to all backgrounds. Characters have a mix of featured speaking and non-speaking visual roles. Vibe: High-energy and oddly brilliant. Waves around a foam calculator like it’s a magic wand. Makes the “Lowest Price Calendar” pitch. must be comfortable with stylized wardrobe and scenarios (snorkels, blazers + bikinis, foam props, etc.). Think office-meets-vacation.

Characters have a mix of featured speaking and non-speaking visual roles. Vibe: The quiet genius. May be a visual role only or have a dry, concise line. Adds credibility and depth to the “squad” dynamic. must be comfortable with stylized wardrobe and scenarios (snorkels, blazers + bikinis, foam props, etc.). Think office-meets-vacation.

Vibe: think Bob and Doug Mackenzie, a true Canadian hoser type