Hannah is an angsty teen who occupies her spare time doing theater and film. A Driving Lesson was Hannah’s first film and she very much enjoyed getting a chance to work with an amazingly talented and welcoming cast and crew. She feels very lucky to be a part of A Driving Lesson, and hopes to be as fortunate in her future acting endeavors.

Elaine has been a professional actress for over thirty years. Film: Cindy, the mom in Uncle Buck; Without a Trace. T.V.: E.R., The Sopranos, Providence, Dharma & Greg, Sisters, L.A. Law, Law and Order, Law and Order: Special Victims’ Unit, Law and Order: Criminal Intent, Stella Lombard on Days of Our Lives, the Emmy Award–winning Playing for Time with Vanessa Redgrave and Catch a Rainbow, for which Ms. Bromka herself won an Emmy. She has appeared on Broadway in The Rose Tattoo, I’m Not Rappaport and Macbeth.

Best known in the United States for her Emmy nominated role as Sister Jacqueline in the situation comedy The Flying Nun starring Sally Field, which aired on ABC from 1967 to 1970. Marge has had an active career that has spanned six decades including TV, Film and Broadway. Her film credits include: Manhattan Murder Mystery, Hear No Evil, Danger Sign, Family Plot and The Fortune Cookie. TV credits include: The Flying Nun, Matlock, Murphy Brown, Quincy and Family. On Broadway, she appeared in, among others: The Corn is Green, Sweenytodd, and California Suite.

Paul has earned a living for the last 56 years as a musician, actor, director, and producer. He appeared on Broadway in Tiger Tiger Burning Bright, directed by Joshua Logan, off-Broadway with the New York Shakespeare Festival and the American Savoyards, and in a number of world premieres, notably Reynold Price’s Night Dance, Lannie Hills’s Spindrift, and Sebastian Barry’s Boss Grady’s Boys. He also plays the lead role in the film Everyman. Paul is sustained and encouraged by his wife and family: Ellen, Kevin, Shannon, Timothy, Mayu, and Kai.