The Dink
Cast & Crew

Jake Johnson Dustin Boyd
River Beier Young Dustin Boyd (3 Years Old)

Ed Harris Chuck Boyd
Robert Rebetsky Young Dustin Boyd (6 Years Old)
Boone Nelson Young Dustin Boyd (10 Years Old)
Nathan Blair Young Dustin Boyd (17 Years Old)
Indiana Elle Sadie
Cayden Romero Blake
Aaron Chen PJ
Cooper Woestendick Young Andy Roddick (17 Years Old)

Mary Steenburgen Candace

Chloe Fineman Marisa

Don Lake Gary

Wayne Wilderson Gene

Lennon Parham Kris

Chris Parnell Neil

Ben Stiller Dr. Stone
Ferren Rajput Pharmacist
Cleo King Gail

Lynne Marie Stewart Judy

Fortune Feimster Esther
Steve Berg George

Patton Oswalt Skip
Trisha Simmons Eileen

Christine Taylor Bea

Eric Edelstein Cowboy
Josh Greenbaum Director
Sean Clements Writer

Ben Stiller Producer

Jake Johnson Producer
John Lesher Producer
Mike Witherill Producer
Rob Paris Producer
Michael J. Witherill Producer
Carl Herse Cinematography
Dara Taylor Original Music
Sean Clements Executive Producer
Daniel Crosser Executive Producer
Josh Greenbaum Executive Producer
Joe Hardesty Executive Producer
Jonathan McCoy Executive Producer
Rick Steele Executive Producer
Greg Hayden Co-Producer
Neil Mathieson Executive Producer
Lara Saliba Associate Producer
Kim H. Winther Co-Producer
Greg Hayden Editor
Rachel Tenner Casting
Caity Birmingham Production Designer
Christina Phensy Art Director
Lucila Caro Set Decoration
Beth Morgan Costume Design
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Matt Roush says...
The worlds of tennis and pickleball collide in a genial comedy starring Jake Johnson (New Girl) as Dusty “The Hammer” Boyd, a long-ago tennis prodigy now coaching kids at his unimpressed dad’s (Ed Harris) snooty country club, which resists opening more courts to the scourge of pickleball, seen as “the novel coronavirus of sports.” After Dusty reinjures the wrist that sidelined him years ago, his doctor (Ben Stiller in a cameo) suggests he take up, you guessed it, pickleball. As luck would have it, recently divorced and utterly charming Candace (Mary Steenburgen) needs a partner, and thus begins a mostly platonic friendship that culminates in an unlikely tournament involving Dusty and his nemesis, actual tennis star Andy Roddick (spoofing himself). The movie features one of the final performances of Lynne Marie Stewart (Miss Yvonne of Pee-wee’s Playhouse fame) as one of Dusty’s new pickleball pals.
