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Cast & Production Credits
Cast
Rusty
DeWees
Vermont actor and comedian Rusty DeWees, who appears as the male lead Lucien
LaFlamme, is best known for his creation and portrayal of The Logger.
He has also appeared on film in Black Dog, Pieces of April, My Mother's Early
Lovers, and Jay Craven's previous films Where the Rivers Flow North
and A Stranger in the Kingdom.
His work in television includes All My Children, Law and Order and Saturday
Night Live. He has also worked in off-off Broadway and regional theater.
Seana
Kofoed
Seana Kofoed, who appears as the female lead Stephanie Burns, has performed
extensively on the stage in New York (Proof) and on television (Law
and Order, Third Watch).
Bill
Raymond
Veteran actor Bill Raymond, who has appeared in Where the Rivers Flow North,
12 Monkeys, Dogville, Summer of Sam, Eight Men Out and HBO's The Wire,
returned to Vermont to play the role of Ug, Lucien's idiosyncratic uncle.
Tantoo Cardinal
Canadian actress Tantoo Cardinal, whose credits include Dances with Wolves
and Legends of the Fall and who received extensive critical acclaim for
her portrayal of Bangor in Where the Rivers Flow North, appears as Laura,
Ug's outspoken and playful wife.
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A number of Vermont stalwarts and rising stars also appear
in Windy
Acres.
University of Vermont student and Charlotte resident Ariel Kiley
(The Sopranos, Law and Order) plays the role of Stephanie's older
daughter, Titania.
Ten-year-old St. Johnsbury student Felicia Hammer of Monroe, NH,
a burgeoning actress who only just began her acting career in a school play
last year, appears as the precocious and insightful Annika, Stephanie's
younger daughter.
Burlington native Abby Paige has appeared in film, regional theater,
and as a stand-up comic and performing member of Killing My Lobster, an
award-winning professional company in San Francisco. She plays April LeMay,
Lucien's former girlfriend, haircutter and proprietor of the local country
store.
Experienced film and theatre actress Grace Kiley, from Charlotte;
veteran stage actors Walt Levering and Donny Osman; Plainfield
native Sarah Yorra; and Fledgling Films actor/director Sascha
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Other actors include 14-year-old Charlie McDermott
(The Village) from Westchester, PA, as Young Garald, Lucien's nephew
and Annika's heart throb; Lyme, NH, actor and author John Griesemer
as local banker Gary Macchia; and Stivi Paskoski (Law and Order,
Homicide, Company K and PCU) as outlaw mechanic Turkey Tatro.
Charlie Sanders, Sarah Burns, Nate Shelkey and Jackie
Clarke from New York City's leading comedy outfit Upright Citizens Brigade
round out the ensemble.
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Production Credits
Directed by Jay Craven
(Where the Rivers Flow North, A Stranger in the Kingdom, The Year That Trembled),
the series is produced by Hathalee Higgs and Lauren Moye. Producers
also include Walt Levering of the Windjammer Hospitality Group in Burlington
and Gerianne Smart of Smart Communication in Vergennes. The program was
written by Randi Hacker and Jay Craven.
The musical score has been composed and performed by outstanding veteran Burlington
musicians Brett Hughes and Gordon Stone.
Key crew members include Alex Vendler as director of photography, Fran
Stoddard (host of VPT's Profile)
as assistant director, Roger Danchik as production designer, and Hathalee
Higgs as line producer.
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