Just Write

A 30-year-old Beverly Hills tour bus driver who longs for love and a place in Hollywood. He lies about being a writer to impress Amanda, exposing a need for validation that drives his misadventures. His charm masks insecurity, pushing the plot toward a heartfelt self-discovery.

An up-and-coming actress who seeks authenticity in a world of image and scheming. She is drawn to Harold's honest critique of the script and must navigate the complexities of her romance with Rich Adams. Her pursuit of truth complicates her ties to fame and love.

A seasoned writer-agent who embodies Hollywood pragmatism. He pushes Harold toward writing as a profession rather than fantasy, serving as the blueprint for how the industry rewards surface over substance. His blunt counsel to 'just write' catalyzes Harold's commitment to the craft.

Amanda's sharp-toothed agent who guards the gates of success. She represents the business-side of fame, often dismissing Harold's potential and manipulating outcomes to protect the status quo. Her actions heighten the tension between romantic idealism and career reality.

Amanda's movie-star boyfriend who embodies jealousy and the appetite for control. He pursues exclusive status and tries to block Harold from winning Amanda, fueling the central conflict. His presence tests whether romance can endure under the glare of glamor.

A quirky psychic hired by Harold's father to 'evaluate' Harold, providing a comical obstacle and a foil to the glamorous world. Her presence highlights the clash between romantic fantasy and the messy reality of pursuit.