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The document summarizes the roles and actors for an upcoming film. Dean Leavy will play the protagonist Brad, a young teenager who gets distracted on his way to a pickup. Victor Lovato will play the first antagonist, a hitchhiker with an unknown and enigmatic motive. Abdullah Khan will play the second antagonist, who briefly attacks the protagonist. Dean was chosen for his acting ability and role as driver. Victor could portray the necessary enigmatic impression. Abdullah played the second antagonist as he was already the camera operator for outdoor scenes.
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