What's the Hold Up?
Retired thief, Donnie (Brian Dengler), owes a lot of people a lot of money. When his old career comes back to the spotlight, he will stop at nothing to get the cash he needs.
Retired thief, Donnie (Brian Dengler), owes a lot of people a lot of money. When his old career comes back to the spotlight, he will stop at nothing to get the cash he needs.
Brian Dengler
Donnie
Andy Sweet
Todd
Lauren Spiegel
Sangria
Cole Ranze
Vlad
Qais Latifi
Hugo
Brandon Mason
Shorts
Dennis Flaherty
Comic Shop Owner
Jennifer Flaherty
Comic Shop Co-owner
Jack Donnelly
Retired thief, Donnie (Brian Dengler), owes a lot of people a lot of money. When his old career comes back to the spotlight, he will stop at nothing to get the cash he needs.
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