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[Untitled]Michael Strelow as Raymond Baxter

Michael Strelow was born and raised in the state of Kansas, where he neighbored both Dorothy and Clark Kent. Trained in the Stanislavski method, he immerses himself completely in a role, becoming the character on and off the set.






Myles Angus MacVane as Max

Myles MacVane is quickly making a name for himself as the new Millenium’s Vincent Price with a slew of appearances in a variety of indie horror flicks. For his role as Max, the owner of The Freakatorium, Myles had to wear Burmese python around his neck, shave his chest for a fake tattoo and recite the Marquis De Sade. He also grew a 4-inch goatee.













Peter Morr as Patrice Duchamp III

Peter Morr is a classically trained Shakespearean actor who leant his great talent to the film as the 200 year-old, memory-challenged, walking anachronism, Patrice Duchamp III. Of the character’s eccentric wardrobe, Peter has said: “He’s picked up a little something from every period. He thinks he looks great. Who’s going to criticize him?”
Anthony Morelli












Anthony Morelli as Dad

Anthony Morelli makes his living as a clown, ironically named Baxter, the same name as the family in Thicker Than Water. On sethe became the official photographer, capturing some of the only production stills for the film.








Evan Lucas as Grant





Evan Lucas as Brother Wizchewski

Evan, a newcomer to the acting game, was cast because of his resemblance to a young Hitchcock. The scene in which he plays is an homage to the coffee cup scene Notorious. Director Phil Messerer called his turn as the unwitting Mormon who visits the wrong house in Thicker Than Water, “an extraordinary feat of subtle nuance and comic restraint”.