Hillside (TV Series) - Cast

Cast

  • Chris William Martin – Dylan Blackwell (Entire Run)
  • Laura Harris – Ashley Frasier (Entire Run)
  • Ryan Reynolds – Billy Simpson (Entire run)
  • Todd Talbot – Matt Walker (Entire Run)
  • Roxanne Alexander – Roxanne Lee (Seasons 2-4)
  • Jason Angel - Jason Locke (Season 4)
  • Ken Angel – Jake Deosdade (Season 1 & 3)
  • Andrew Baskin – Chris McDonald (Seasons 2-4)
  • Pepper Binkley – Pepper O'Brien (Season 4)
  • Allie Bloom – Jennifer Locke (Season 4)
  • Ahnee Boyce - Cindy (Season 1)
  • John Boyd - John DiMarco (Seasons 2 & 3)
  • Janine Cox – Theresa Morgan (Season 1)
  • Micah Cox – Micah (Season 4)
  • Russell Dayvault – Russ Talbot (Season 4)
  • Erin Donovan – Brittany Nichols (Season 4)
  • Sarah Douglas – Courtney Simpson (Seasons 1-3)
  • James Greye – Richard (Season 3)
  • Erin Inglis – Erin Walker (Seasons 2-3)
  • Minna Koch – Lea (Season 2)
  • Claire Langlois – Amanda Morgan (Season 2)
  • Aubrey Nealon – Olaf (Season 1)
  • Enuka Okuma – Kelly (Season 1)
  • Lisa Ortiz – Liz (Season 4)
  • Loyal Pyczynski – Loyal (Season 4)
  • Robyn Ross – Brooke Morgan (Seasons 1-3)
  • Rekha Shah – Janice (Season 2)
  • Lisa Warner – Stacy Collins (Seasons 2-4)
  • David Wight – David O'Brien (Seasons 2-4)
  • Arseman Yohannes – Arseman Harrell (Seasons 2-4)

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