November 22, 2022
What if your date turned out to be a hitman?
In Hit List, a woman with anger-management issues falls in love with a hitman who uses her journal as a hit list to prove how much he loves her. Hit List has a hilariously ridiculous script that blends both romance and comedy. With Joey Lawrence starring, the film also features a talented cast of actors that hit all of the right comedic notes. Without further ado, here’s the cast of Hit List.
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Joey Lawrence made himself a household name in the 90s with his roles in shows like Blossom and Brotherly Love. He started as a child star and then cemented his place in Hollywood when he appeared in Dancing With The Stars in 2006. Lawrence plays the role of the hitman who falls head over heels in love with Charlotte the protagonist.
Shirley Brener takes the center stage as the female lead in Hit List. She plays Charlotte, a woman with anger-management issues who tries out an online dating website. The character is unpredictable and Brener brings a strong comedic presence to the role.
Andrea Evans got her big break in the soap opera One Life To Live in 1979 and continued her daytime TV career with a major role in Passions. In Hit List, Evans plays the mother of Charlotte who is trying to get her daughter to find a stable partner. Most recently Andrea had a recurring role in The Bay series from 2017 to 2020.
Bryce Johnson is best known for his role as a detective in the teen mystery series Pretty Little Liars but he surprises audiences with his comic timing in Hit List. Johnson plays a bumbling ex-boyfriend of Charlotte in Hit List and effectively captures the silliness of the character.
Everyone recognizes Curtis Armstrong from popular 80s films like Revenge of the Nerds and Risky Business but he also has a role in Hit List. The veteran actor plays one of Charlotte’s abusive former bosses and adds a great dimension of comedy to the film. Most recently Armstrong has continued to play Snot Leinstein in American Dad.
John Savage is best known for his notable roles in war movies such as The Thin Red Line and The Deer Hunter. He also was the male lead in Hair (1979). In Hit List, Savage plays Walter Murphy, the father of Charlotte. His role is more serious but Savage perfectly portrays the straight-laced father archetype.
Michael Kostroff has a long history of playing supporting characters in television. From The Wire to Billions, Kostroff has continued to appear on some of the most popular shows around. Kostroff plays Charlotte’s rude boss in Hit List who always manages to insult her at the workplace.
Daniel Bonjour is known as an actor from The Walking Dead and iZombie but he also made his directorial debut in 2016 with After The Rain. His first-ever feature film follows the struggling romance between a terminal young man running out of time and a woman desperate to breathe life into his final days. Bonjour has a minor role in Hit List, playing the role of a surf promoter who has gone missing.
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