Traveling Companion Trailer

Traveling Companion Trailer (1998)

21 November 1998 20 mins

A travel writer places a personals ad in the newspaper seeking a travel companion. She interviews several interesting characters.

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Cast

Susan Savage

as Hellen

Suzanne Mara

as Jessie

Dawn Eason

as Carly

Diane Himes

as Traveling Companion

Evonne Kezios

as Girl with Not-gay Girlfriend

Marga Gómez

as Woman Telling Story

Becky Mann

as Girl with Menu

Jennifer Getz

as Flirtatious Girl

Callie

as Really Cute Dog

Crew

Francesca Prada

Francesca Prada Executive Producer

Noel Wolfman

Noel Wolfman Line Producer

Tom Martin

Tom Martin Unit Production Manager

Gina Degirolamo

Gina Degirolamo Director of Photography

Denise Domet

Denise Domet Art Direction

Nathan Barr

Nathan Barr Music Score Producer

Paula Goldberg

Paula Goldberg Executive Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 21 November 1998

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