Let's Rap Trailer

Let's Rap Trailer (2015)

"Banter late than never!" 18 September 2015 Comedy, Romance 104 mins

A hapless brother and sister with a gift for pop-culture infused banter embark on an ill-conceived quest to get their own talk show, encountering romance and sabotage along the way.

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Cast

Rachel Wilson

as Melanie Schnurr

Brendan Gall

as Bo Schnurr

Randal Edwards

as Ethan Grundland

Emma Hunter

as Lauren Brady

Kristian Bruun

as Stefano Chyka

Peter MacNeill

as Victor Brady

Alan Catlin

as Ari Schnurr

Ramona Milano

as Karla Fischmann

Siobhan Murphy

as Hope Black

Paul Popowich

as Dean Bradley

Matt Murray

as Chazz

Jason Priestley

as Jason Priestley

John Tench

as Franco St. Clair

Vic Michaelis

as Young Melanie Schnurr

Crew

Neil Huber

Director

Sophie Duguin

Sophie Duguin Costume Designer

Jillian Bunting

Jillian Bunting Production Design

Matthew Therrien

Original Music Composer

Fraser Brown

Fraser Brown Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Canada 18 September 2015

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