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Jack Gladney, professor of Hitler studies at The-College-on-the-Hill, husband to Babette, and father to four children/stepchildren, is torn asunder by a chemical spill from a rail car that releases an "Airborne Toxic Event" forcing Jack to confront his biggest fear - his own mortality.
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Adam Driver Greta Gerwig Don Cheadle Raffey Cassidy Sam Nivola May Nivola Jodie Turner-Smith André 3000 Sam Gold Carlos Jacott Lars Eidinger Bill Camp Barbara Sukowa Francis Jue J. David Hinze Gideon Glick Madison Gaughan Douglas Brodax Carly Brodax Jill Brodax Wickham Bermingham Michael Chopra Santu Chopra Danielle Williams Matthew Williams Henry Moore Dean Moore Jacob Weinheimer Danny Wolohan Randall L. Johnson David Neumann Starlett Sabo Erik Moth Gavin Ditz George Drakoulias James DeForest Parker Andrew Barth Feldman Annie Fitzpatrick Brooke Bloom Quincy Tyler Bernstine Jennifer Tober David Myers Gregory Aaron Marcus Benjamin Sheeler Ted Weil Jeanne Madison Joey Nader C.C. Boler Maggie Lou Rader Alphaeus Green, Jr. Lauren Ashley Berry Hannah Neff Dean Wareham Britta Phillips Chloe Fineman Janette Torrico-Woo Howard Y. Woo Janellyn Woo Jacquelyn Woo Mei Woo Chris Green Samantha Russell Andy Knode Kenneth D. Early J. Barrett Cooper Sarah Eddy Matt Henderson Kenneth Lonergan Meggie Loughran Mike Gassaway Bob Gray Thomas W. Wolf Bryant Carroll Bill Bower Sierra Chagin Catherine Collier Anthony Dain Rick Dremann Dave Droge Logan Fry Michelle Haskell Steven Hemminger Linda Marie Howell Mike Kolovich Emily Cass McDonnell Ashley McKnight Cory Medley-White Joseph Moreland Kevin E. Murphy Sue Danna Myer Laura Rauh T. Oliver Reid Daniel Repas Brandon (B.Rice) Rice Mark Salas Michael Suglio Erica Sweany Marshall Vargas William Wilmoth Paul Worley
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