Casting JonBenet (2017)
Twenty years after the modern world's most notorious child murder, the legacy of the crime and its impact are explored.
Top billed cast
Hannah CagwinSelf - JonBenet Ramsey Auditionee
Aeona CruzSelf - JonBenet Ramsey Auditionee- Liv BagleySelf - JonBenet Ramsey Auditionee
- Shylee SagleSelf - JonBenet Ramsey Auditionee
- Danika ToolsonSelf - JonBenet Ramsey Auditionee
- Emma WinslowSelf - JonBenet Ramsey Auditionee
- Elle WalkerSelf - JonBenet Ramsey Auditionee
- Kaydence LuceroSelf - JonBenet Ramsey Auditionee
- Nicole HamiltonSelf - JonBenet Ramsey Auditionee / JonBenet Ramsey Dance Double
- Kit ThompsonSelf - Patsy Ramsey Auditionee
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