Good Bones is a comedic coming-of-age story set in the cutthroat world of Hamptons Real Estate. Danny O'Brien, 22, dedicates one last summer to his family's failing real estate agency, and to his father Joe's seemingly obsolete values: poetry, integrity, and community. The O'Briens are challenged - endangered - by heartless capitalist modernism, as practiced by the liars and cheaters at Superlative Properties, realtors to the Ultra-Wealthy and Fabulous. Danny complicates the game by falling in love with Clare, a beautiful and suspiciously sophisticated Superlative summer intern. All is framed by the mad swirl of "summer people" who party, sleep around and generally amuse themselves as they indulge in the excesses of "The Season." And key players chase the grand prize: the open auction, on Labor Day, of Tilden Point - the last great parcel of virgin land on the East Coast.
Tim Bohn
Director
Blanchard Ryan
Mrs. Hunsecker
Theodora Miranne
Pippa Quayle (as Theodora Woolley)
Larkin Malloy
Charles Schuyler
Kelly Jean Killoren
Incentive Actress
Andrew Botsford
Judge Milkin
David Brandman
Cameraman
Comfort Clinton
Clare Logan
Nick Gregory
Rich Husband One
Tim Bohn
Walker
Matthew Watson
Danny O’Brien
Mikal Evans
Seaweed Girl
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