
Cowboys and Angels
Comedy · Drama · Romance
Overview
A lawyer in his 30s named Danny still dreams about becoming a cowboy when his fiancée leaves him on the eve of their wedding ceremony. Fortunately, for him, not one, but two contrasting girls appear on his life to take her place: the bubbly Jo Jo and the more traditional Candice. But who will win out?
Top Cast


Adam Trese
Adam Trese
Danny
Adam Trese
Danny


Mia Kirshner
Mia Kirshner
Candice
Mia Kirshner
Candice


Radha Mitchell
Radha Mitchell
Jo Jo
Radha Mitchell
Jo Jo


Hamilton von Watts
Hamilton von Watts
Karl
Hamilton von Watts
Karl


Carmen Llywelyn
Carmen Llywelyn
Dana
Carmen Llywelyn
Dana
Stephen Lisk
Stephen Lisk
Bill
Stephen Lisk
Bill
Alissa Rice
Alissa Rice
Pamela
Alissa Rice
Pamela
Melissa Pace
Melissa Pace
Amy (as Melissa Pace-Diamond)
Melissa Pace
Amy (as Melissa Pace-Diamond)
Charlie Paddock
Charlie Paddock
Danny's Father
Charlie Paddock
Danny's Father
Matt Falcone
Matt Falcone
Blayne
Matt Falcone
Blayne
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