The Forty-Year-Old Version
02/10/2020
Desperate for a breakthrough as she nears the big 4-0, struggling New York City playwright Radha finds inspiration by reinventing herself as a rapper.
Movie Information
Radha Blank
as Radha
Peter Y. Kim
as Archie
Oswin Benjamin
as D
Reed Birney
as J. Whitman
Imani Lewis
as Elaine
T.J. Atoms
as Kamal
Welker White
as Julie
Jacob Ming-Trent
as Lamont
Haskiri Velazquez
as Rosa
Stacey Sargeant
as Stacey
William Oliver Watkins
as Marcus
Meghan O’Neill
as Jaime
Ashlee Brian
as Avery
Antonio Ortiz
as Waldo
Kemba
as Kemba
Andre Ward
as Forrest
Jackie Adam
as Snazzy
Charls Ryu
as Korean Vendor
Young M.A
as Black Actor
Sadat X
as Muslim Vendor
Styles P
as Bus Driver
Kit Flanagan
as Lyla
Peggy J. Scott
as Joy
Qaasim Middleton
as Rapping Dude
Corwin C. Tuggles
as D's Boy
Mickey Factz
as Mickey Factz
Mina Joo
as Janelle
Michael Izquierdo
as Male Lead / White Man with Paper
Desiree Duncker
as Girl 1
Tatiana Rosario
as Girl 2
Shooney da Rapper
as Shooney da Rapper
Babs
as Babs
Gloria Attenburg
as RosettaMUSprime
Ms. Fit
as Ms. Fit
Nandi Pyle
as Girl 3
Miss Undastood
as Miss Undastood
Frank DiLella
as Frank DiLella
Norma Bayts
as Norma Bayts
Dyme-A-Duzin
as Fake Kamal
Ravi Blank
as Ravi
Kyah Baby
as Kyah Baby
Nat Lopez
as Fake Rosa
Bertram The Pomeranian
as Bertram The Pomeranian
Tracy Wilder
as Black Woman
Stewart Steinburg
as 'Robo Pop' Security Guard
Andrew Glaszek
as Big Butt man w/ Dog (uncredited)
Elaine Apruzzese
as Theatre Goer (uncredited)
Irene Blackman
as Club Patron (uncredited)
Julie Chateauvert
as Theatre Patron (uncredited)
Lynn Farrell
as Theatre Patron (uncredited)
Doris McCarthy
as Theatre Patron (uncredited)
La Aaron Mealy
as Rapper in Cypher (uncredited)
