Johnny Sequoyah part of Cast?

Does anyone know if Johnny Sequoyah was in this movie? I see her in the cast list here and On Demand as "Girl On Scooter", but I never saw her in the actual movie. Which sucked, because she was my whole reason for buying it On Demand (there was no rental option) lol Wasn't cheap either. And I'm certainly not made out of money these days. But yeah, I'm a big fan of hers since seeing her on the show Believe and the movie Among Ravens. So gorgeously adorable and sure to grow into a real stunner very soon now that she's a teen.

Though, since her part was "Girl On Scooter", it doesn't exactly sound like a huge part, so I guess her part/scenes might have been shot, but cut in the final version of the movie. Which would suck...both for her and for me :-( lol Hope she didn't feel too bad about it if that was the case, since many people's psyche (regardless of age, gender,...) can be fragile - big star or not! But yeah, does anyone know if she was in this or not? Thanks :-)

Oh, and I did end up liking (though not loving) the movie for what its worth. Quirky indie movie about 2 damaged and flawed but well intentioned people (which often gets misunderstood by other people) finding each other, if only for a moment in time - definitely my kind of thing and those type of characters are very relateable to me (again, regardless of age or gender - I've never really believed in, related to, or felt comfortable with traditional gender roles anyway, which apparently is rare on here for a straight adult male to say that, but whatever - I yam who I yam lol). Seen a lot of those movies the last few years (as I try to figure myself out and my own place in the world) and this one would stand about in the middle of the pack. Wouldn't have bought, though, if I knew Johnny wasn't in it. Would I still have rented it On Demand (for a cheaper price)? Maybe.

Disagree with another comment here about co-dependent relationships always being bad. You all sound like my Mom/family :-( lol Isn't that the whole point of relationships? Isn't that why we're put on this planet? To help each other out? If not, then what is the point of relationships? Hopefully for more than just sex. Isn't it possible to love someone yet also need things from them? Is life really so black and white? We're always so quick to attach labels lke "co-dependent" to anything not considered "normal" instead of trying to see people as individual human beings in need of understanding, appreciation, help, and love just like anyone :-/ We need to be careful of anything that stops us from trying to see others as human beings/individuals. That's how people can slip and fall thru the cracks of society and become nonexistent ::cough:: Just my opinion. Not that I'm biased ;-)

I bet some of you all judged me for the beginning of my post, without knowing me, right? My point exactly. However, we need to be less judgmental and more open to understanding. I grew up in a family of abusive narcissists and I still can't handle being judged. Still damaged from all that, maybe more broken than ever now that I'm an adult, with the increased demands, pressures, and responsibilities that that entails (since I still don't mentally, emotionally, or psychologically feel "grown-up" - possibly some type of undiagnosed developmental disorder - scary not knowing and others don't seem to care helping me figure it out...believe me I've tried). All I can do is share my experiences and perspective and hopefully help others like me (if they exist lol) feel less alone. PM me if so, or if you know the answer to my initial question (I don't trust reading replies here - too may jerks). Would be nice to know my life has counted for something :-)

But yeah, I guess I'm just more idealistic/romantic and less cynical than most people ::shrug:: Guess I'm just less of a "hardass" than most - all that Social Darwinism and "groupthink" on the net creeps me out ::shivers:: More of an empath. ::Steps off soapbox:: :-)


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