Best Sellers (2021)
A cranky, retired author reluctantly embarks on a final book tour to help out a young publisher.
Top billed cast
Michael CaineHarris Shaw
Aubrey PlazaLucy Stanbridge
Scott SpeedmanJack Sinclair
Ellen WongRachel Spence
Cary ElwesHalpren Nolan
Luc MorissetteJoseph Stanbridge
Veronica FerresDrew Davis
Frank SchorpionPhil Rosen
Florence SituDr. Chen
Philip LeMaistreVerne Olson
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