The Makeover
2013This is an update of George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion" that changes the genders of the main characters. Hannah Higgins attempts to turn blue-collar Boston beer vendor Elliot Doolittle into a viable candidate and inadvertently learns something of Elliot's side of life.
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Julia Stiles
as Hannah
David Walton
as Elliot
Camryn Manheim
as Colleen
Frances Fisher
as Allie Doolittle
Tony Viveiros
as Frank
Nada Despotovich
as Wilma
Maureen Keiller
as Vivian
Bill Mootos
as Wade Bradbury
Lonnie Farmer
as Humphrey Rossdale
Albert M. Chan
as Pearce
Marianna Bassham
as Jean Evans
David Santori
as Monsieur Rupert
Chris Zito
as Victor
Marc Carver
as Mr. Warner
Caroline L. Price
as Yvette
Jay Dunigan
as Andrew Bridgeworth
Donna Sorbello
as Elysse
Gary Galone
as Officer Rory
Thomas Olson
as Shaughnessy
Scott Wahle
as On Air Reporter
Bradley J. Van Dussen
as Local Politician
Vasilios Asimakos
as 20-Something Man
Scarlett Redmond
as Young Mother
David J. Curtis
as Businessman
Steve Sweeney
as First Time Voter
Ben Hanson
as Blue-Collar Guy
Tamara Hickey
as TV Reporter 1
Kortney Adams
as Teacher
Ariel Bavly
as Girl in Math Class
Viviana de Los Santos
as Theresa
Christopher Tarjan
as Dock Guy 1
William Ambrose Kennedy
as Dock Guy 2
Amanda Good Hennessey
as Woman
Ian Lyons
as Reporter #1
Paul Melendy
as Reporter #2
Dossy Peabody
as Moderator
Kate Carney
as Elderly Woman
Aimee Doherty
as Young Housewife
Robert Jacobs
as Tubby Man
Alexis Capozzi
as Secretary
Christian Cibotti
as Pedestrian
Bri DiMattio
as Hotel Staff
Karl Carlo Green
as Lots
Manny Jagroop
as Union Thug
Ann Lauren
as Self
Jeremiah Suave Richardson
as News Cameraman
David Boston
as Tailor (uncredited)
Kaitlyn Bouchard
as Supporter (uncredited)
Brina
as Voter (uncredited)
Mark Burzenski
as Elliot Supporter (uncredited)
Chemi Che-Mponda
as Campaign Volunteer (uncredited)
Terry Conforti
as City Council Woman (uncredited)
Tiffany Crosby
as Student (uncredited)
Bob Dio
as Tailor (uncredited)
Matthew Eriksen
as Campaign Advisor (uncredited)
Suzanne Gillies
as Police Officer (uncredited)
Elaine Victoria Grey
as Bowler (uncredited)
Lin Hult
as Elliot Supporter (uncredited)
Tom Kenny
as Supporter (uncredited)
David Kirsch
as News Cameraman (uncredited)
Lynn L'Heureux
as Supporter (uncredited)
Kathy Lashay Berenson
as Tourist (uncredited)
Tom Mariano
as Businessman (uncredited)
Christopher Mikael
as Tough Guy (uncredited)
Jordan Mitchell-Love
as Passerby (uncredited)
Michele Mortensen
as Campaign Worker (uncredited)
Brian O'Hara
as Political Rally Supporter (uncredited)
Maeve Power
as Student (uncredited)
Markley Rizzi
as Wade's Wife (uncredited)
Dennis Staroselsky
as Last Voter (uncredited)
George J. Vezina
as Construction Worker (uncredited)