Bunny (played by Mo Stark) is a protagonist in Bunny.
The titular protagonist and narrative center of the film. A young woman navigating personal, professional, and social transitions in a contemporary urban setting, driving both the comedic and dramatic arcs of the story. Dino (played by Ben Jacobson) is a protagonist in Bunny.
A key supporting character and central figure in Bunny's social circle. Functions as a loyal friend and anchor, often providing comedic relief and practical advice. Rabbi (played by Henry Czerny) appears in Bunny.
An older mentor and community elder. Represents tradition and wisdom, serving as a narrative foil and guiding voice for the protagonist's moral and personal growth. Officer Belle (played by Michael Abbott Jr.) appears in Bunny.
A police officer who appears in a supporting role, likely involved in a procedural or comedic subplot intersecting with the main narrative. Officer Cellestino (played by Ajay Naidu) appears in Bunny.
A police officer and part of the law enforcement ensemble. Contributes to the film's procedural or comedic elements through official duties. Officer Nadov (played by Liz Caribel Sierra) appears in Bunny.
A police officer rounding out the law enforcement trio. Provides institutional perspective and likely engages in situational comedy or minor plot intersections. Bobbie (played by Liza Colby) appears in Bunny.
A supporting character and friend within the protagonist's circle. Adds depth to the social dynamics and provides emotional or comedic moments. Loren (played by Anthony Drazan) appears in Bunny.
A peer and supporting character who intersects with the main cast's social or professional orbit. Contributes to the ensemble's interpersonal dynamics.
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Characters
Bunny
(played by Mo Stark) — protagonist
The titular protagonist and narrative center of the film. A young woman navigating personal, professional, and social transitions in a contemporary urban setting, driving both the comedic and dramatic...
Dino
(played by Ben Jacobson) — protagonist
A key supporting character and central figure in Bunny's social circle. Functions as a loyal friend and anchor, often providing comedic relief and practical advice.
Rabbi
(played by Henry Czerny) — supporting
An older mentor and community elder. Represents tradition and wisdom, serving as a narrative foil and guiding voice for the protagonist's moral and personal growth.
Officer Belle
(played by Michael Abbott Jr.) — supporting
A police officer who appears in a supporting role, likely involved in a procedural or comedic subplot intersecting with the main narrative.
Officer Cellestino
(played by Ajay Naidu) — supporting
A police officer and part of the law enforcement ensemble. Contributes to the film's procedural or comedic elements through official duties.
Officer Nadov
(played by Liz Caribel Sierra) — supporting
A police officer rounding out the law enforcement trio. Provides institutional perspective and likely engages in situational comedy or minor plot intersections.
Bobbie
(played by Liza Colby) — supporting
A supporting character and friend within the protagonist's circle. Adds depth to the social dynamics and provides emotional or comedic moments.
Loren
(played by Anthony Drazan) — supporting
A peer and supporting character who intersects with the main cast's social or professional orbit. Contributes to the ensemble's interpersonal dynamics.
