Alexia Poe
Dr. Sophie Miller (IMDb Page)

Alexia is thrilled to join RiverBend Films and the cast of The Quantum Suicide of Sophie Miller. Having portrayed Sophie twice before (Winner - Best Actress, SLT One Act Festival), she is looking forward to the new challenge of taking Sophies journey from stage to film. Born just outside Chicago, IL, Alexia moved to the Washington, DC, area at a young age. She has always had a flair for the dramatic and, for as long as she can remember, she has dreamt of being in movies. In addition to this film, Alexia has been cast in the indie-horror-comedy Ninjas vs Monsters from Endlight Productions. Aside from Sophie, some of her favorite roles include Helena in A Midsummer Nights Dream, Nurse Ratched in One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, Desdemona in Othello and Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker. Alexia is looking forward to a busy and exciting summer making movie magic!

Anthony Carchietta
David

Anthony Carchietta, from Haymarket, Virginia, is relatively new to the acting profession, having appeared recently in significant supporting roles in several community theatre productions including One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. The Quantum Suicide of Sophie Miller is his first acting opportunity on film.

Aimee Snow
Alice Miller

Aimee got her first stage role in fifth grade and has not looked back since. She has no formal training, figuring if one can fly by the seat of one's pants, she can certainly act by them. Her school years were filled with musicals and plays--but while she got her mother's flair for the dramatic, she also got her father's practicality, so when it came time to pick a career, she shied away from the arts. Aimee graduated with a degree in Communications and after a brief stint in retail, she found her career as a paralegal. Once she got settled into her day job, she sought out the stage once more. The past decade has uncovered an intense love of Shakespeare; favorite roles include Hermia in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Juliet in Romeo & Juliet, Emilia in Othello and Kate in The Taming of the Shrew. Aimee was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Northern Virginia Theatre Alliance One Act Play Festival for her portrayal of Alice in the second stage production of The Quantum Suicide of Sophie Miller. The film adaptation will be her first movie role.

Carl Nubile
Dr. Charles Winkley

Carl Nubile has been performing for over 35 years on the stage, radio, and film. Originally from New York, Carl now lives in Manassas and works for National Captioning Institute, providing closed captions for television and audio description for the blind.

Larry Keeling
Bill Miller

Larry is extremely excited to be a part of this amazing project. Originally from Oklahoma City, later working in Washington, DC, as video producer/voice and "on camera" talent for a government agency, he has now made performing a part of his favorite retirement activities. His voice has been heard in numerous industrial films, PSAs, and commercials. Recent local theatre credits include King Ulsted in Princess and the Pea, King Hamlets ghost in Hamlet, Major Metcalf in Mousetrap, and Ernie Cusack in Rumors, all with Vpstart Crow. He was also seen as a singing and dancing ball player in a recent run of Baby: the Musical with Prince William Little Theatre. He is deeply honored to be working with great friends and former cast-mates again on this film.

Jennifer Osborn
Lavender

Jennifer is new to the D.C. area after having lived in Knoxville, TN, for the past 9 years. She is originally from Elmira, NY, whose claim to fame is being the final resting place for Samuel Clemens, or as most know him, Mark Twain. While in Tennessee, she acted with a number of theaters and independent film production companies. In 2010, she won Best Actress at the Secret City Film Festival in Oak Ridge for her role in The Personal Day. To stay fed, Jennifer wears many hats as an administrative assistant at Spooky Action Theater, a non-profit theater company in the DuPont Circle area.

Matthew Marcus
Zach (IMDb Page)

Matthew Marcus is guy who has acted a lot, wrote some, and knows a lot of really talented people willing to work hard on his crazy artistic endeavors. Most recently he appeared in DC Fringe Festival's Fat Men in Skirts and recorded the voice for ucanpooptoo.com (not kidding). He stars in the indie film Wombs and will appear in the webseries Confab. He has also written for video games, working with Minor Lords on games for smart phones and tablets.

Thomas Kurt Knoerl
Dr. Hugh Everett

Kurt is making his film debut with this production. He has performed in local theater over the past few years and is looking forward to working on more projects in the future. In the meantime, he is a graduate student at George Mason University. Born in Buffalo, N.Y. he now makes his home in Manassas, VA.