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  • Feed (2017)
  • PG-13
    95 min | Drama
Feed (2017)
PG-13
95 min | Drama

Olivia and Matthew Grey are 18-year-old twins born into a world of privilege and high expectations. There are almost no boundaries between them; even their dreams are connected.
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Emma Rose Mead (as Emma Mead)
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Updated Jul 18, 2017

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Jul 18, 2017 (United States)

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21 cast members
Name Known for
Ben Winchell
Julian Julian   See fewer
Paula Malcomson
Samantha Samantha   See fewer
Willie Garson
Mr. Brack Mr. Brack   See fewer
Adam Shapiro
Mr. Donovan Mr. Donovan   See fewer
David Warshofsky
Dr. Rothstein Dr. Rothstein   See fewer
Jack McGraw
Young Matt Young Matt   See fewer
Joe Pacheco
Harvey Harvey   See fewer
Victor Mascitelli
Petrovich Petrovich   See fewer
Josh Schell
Driver (as Joshua Schell) Driver (as Joshua Schell)   See fewer
Julia Boyd
Hospital Patient (uncredited) Hospital Patient (uncredited)   See fewer
Chamberlain Curto
Party Girl (uncredited) Party Girl (uncredited)   See fewer
Brooke Fontana
Young Olivia (uncredited) Young Olivia (uncredited)   See fewer
London Freeman
School Girl (uncredited) School Girl (uncredited)   See fewer
Brooke Mulkins
Mr. Brack's Secretary (uncredited) Mr. Brack's Secretary (uncredited)   See fewer
Cooper Rivers
Party Guy (uncredited) Party Guy (uncredited)   See fewer
Kim Vasilakis
Diner Hostess (uncredited) Diner Hostess (uncredited)   See fewer
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