
The Beatnicks
Drama · Comedy
Overview
The Beat Nicks are musician Nick Nero and poet Nick Beat, a pair of self-styled truth-seekers who'd better find a gig or they'll be out on the street. Their luck begins to change when they find a box on the beach, a treasure chest of infinite beats that will set the stage for the ultimate success, a gig at the Monkey Club. But when Nick Nero falls in love with Nica, the club owners captive bride, he learns that they are some truths better left unsought. Hard knocks and a trip to rock bottom reunites the Nicks to preform the gig of a lifetime, and return the box to its source
Top Cast


Mark Boone Junior
Mark Boone Junior
Nick Beat
Mark Boone Junior
Nick Beat


Norman Reedus
Norman Reedus
Nick Nero
Norman Reedus
Nick Nero


Élodie Bouchez
Élodie Bouchez
Nica
Élodie Bouchez
Nica


Eric Roberts
Eric Roberts
Mack Drake
Eric Roberts
Mack Drake


Patrick Bauchau
Patrick Bauchau
Hank
Patrick Bauchau
Hank


Lisa Marie
Lisa Marie
Sophie
Lisa Marie
Sophie


Jon Gries
Jon Gries
B Cool
Jon Gries
B Cool


Bruce Comtois
Bruce Comtois
Bouncer
Bruce Comtois
Bouncer


Vick Sabitjian
Vick Sabitjian
Restaurant Manager
Vick Sabitjian
Restaurant Manager
Marc Wint
Marc Wint
Landlord
Marc Wint
Landlord
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