The Company (2003)
Ensemble drama centered around a group of ballet dancers, with a focus on one young dancer who's poised to become a principal performer.
Top billed cast
Neve CampbellLoretta 'Ry' Ryan
Malcolm McDowellAlberto Antonelli
James FrancoJosh
Barbara E. RobertsonHarriet
William DickEdouard- Susie CusackSusie
Marilyn Dodds FrankMrs. Ryan- John LordanMr. Ryan
Mariann MayberryStepmother- Roderick PeeplesStepfather
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