Amos & Andrew

Andrew Sterling

Phil Gillman

Judy Gillman

Amos Odell

Chief of Police Cecil Tolliver

Officer Donnie Donaldson

Earl

Waldo Lake

Ernie

Stan

Riley

Wendy Wong

Black Reporter

Hispanic Reporter

Anchorman

Reverend Fenton Brunch

Ula

Dr. R.A. 'Roy' Fink

Sherman

Stacy

State Police Captain

Bloodhound Bob

Anchorwoman

Mainland Gatekeeper

Mrs. Andrew Sterling

Rommel

Rommel

News Reporter (uncredited)

Jackson the Videographer (uncredited)

Neighbor (uncredited)

Andrew's play "Yo! Brother, Where Art Thou" is a twist on director John Lloyd Sullivan's (Joel McCrea) fictional movie, "O Brother, Where Art Thou" in Sullivan's Travels (1941)(Preston Sturges), from which the title for the modern (2000) Coen movie of the same name is adapted.

The fictitious play that won Andrew the Pulitzer Prize is "Yo Brother, Where Art Thou?" With the subtraction of one letter, this is the title of one of Joel Coen and Ethan Coen's acclaimed films.

Lenses in the Chief of Police's glasses during his interview after escaping from the house.

Andrew Sterling: What comes around, goes around.

Chief of Police Cecil Tolliver: Son, I'm afraid I'm going to have to take that tape.

Amos Odell: Oh, yeah? What about you? You think the whole world is against you because you're black. Something don't go your way, it's because you're black. They're out of beer at the supermarket, it's because you're black. It rains and you get wet, it's because you're a black man. You saw for yourself there ain't no conspiracy here, no plot to get you off the island, nobody trying to assassinate you. That's all just as crazy thinking that everybody with black skin is your brother.