The Perfect Remake of Stephen King's 'The Stand'

as "Mother" Abigail Freemantle, one of the chief protagonists of 'The Stand.' At 108-years-old, Mother Abigail is the oldest person alive in the United States at the time of the Superflu epidemic. She lives through the Superflu and begins appearing in survivors' dreams as the embodiment of good in the world (while Randall Flagg appears in the survivors' dreams as pure evil). Those drawn to Mother Abigail congregate at her farm in Hemingford Home, Nebraska, and, later, in the Boulder Free Zone.

as Specialist Charlie D. Campion. He is stationed in the California desert and is patient zero for the Superflu epidemic. Knowing that something had went terribly wrong, Campion took his wife and daughter and fled east, infecting dozens of people, who, in turn, infected countless more.

as Sally Campion, Charlie Campion's wife. One of the first handful of people infected with the Superflu virus.

as General William "Bill" Starkey, the commanding officer of Project Blue, the secret U.S. military operation responsible for creating the Superflu virus.

as Stuart Redman. Redman is one of the main protagonists and Sheriff of the Boulder Free-Zone. A widowed factory worker from Arnet, Texas at the outset of the Superflu, Stu is one of the .6% of the population immune to the Captain Trips virus. He is transported from Arnet to the Stovington Plague Center in Vermont, however, he escapes after the Superflu wipes out the hospital staff. Stu first meets Glen Bateman and his dog, Kojak, but soon join with Fran Goldsmith and Harold Lauder on his way to Mother Abigail's Farm.

as Randall Flagg, primary antagonist of 'The Stand.' Known as "The Man in Black" and the "Walkin' Dude," Randall Flagg is a semi-immortal being who takes part in some of the biggest disasters of the late 20th-Century. Flagg takes advantage of the Superflu epidemic and achieves cult-leader status as a community forms around him in Las Vegas. Flagg draws the allegiance of some of the most evil and wicked survivors of the Superflu epidemic including Lloyd Henried and the Trashcan Man.

as Frances "Frannie" Goldsmith, a pregnant college girl from a small town in Maine is one of 'The Stand's' primary protagonists. Along with Harold Lauder and her unborn child, she is the only other survivor of the Superflu epidemic from her hometown. Fran and Harold meet up with Stu Redman and Glen Bateman on their way to Boulder by way of Hemingford Home, Nebraska.

as Larry Underwood. Larry is a platinum-selling recording artist who survives the Superflu and serves as a member of the Boulder Free Zone Executive Committee

as Nick Andros. Nick is one of the main protagonists of 'The Stand'. Deaf and mute, Nick survives the Superflu epidemic and makes his way to Boulder, Colorado, meeting the rest of the group along the way.

as Glen Bateman, primary protagonist of 'The Stand' and member of the Boulder Free Zone Committee. Before the superflu epidemic, Glen was a sociology professor at a local community college in a small New Hampshire town. Glen and a German Shepherd named Kojak meet Stu Redman as he is leaving the Stovington Plague Center. The two throw in together and later meet Harold Lauder and Fran Goldsmith as they head West to Mother Abigail's Nebraska farm.

as Harold Lauder, one of the primary antagonists of 'The Stand.' Along with Fran Goldsmith and her baby, he is the only survivor of the Superflu epidemic from his hometown. He meets up with Stu Redman and Co. on his way to Boulder and eventually goes from being shy and introverted to a legitimate leader of the Boulder Free Zone. Unfortunately for Harold, however, he harbors romantic feelings for Fran. When Fran becomes openly involved with Stuart Redman, Harold is very, very resentful. After reading Fran's diary, Harold is corrupted by Nadine Cross and Randall Flagg, and ends up betraying the Boulder Free Zone and killing Nick Andross via a remote controlled bomb.

as Lloyd Henried, Randall Flagg's right hand man and one of the novel's main antagonists. At the beginning of 'The Stand' Lloyd embarks on a killing spree with his partner Poke Freeman. He is incarcerated in Arizona at the genesis of the Superflu epidemic and is freed from his cell by Randall Flagg in exchange for undying loyalty.

as Nadine Cross, one of the antagonists of 'The Stand.' Nadine is a troubled private school teacher from New Hampshire who survives the Superflu and begins to care for a young autistic boy named, Leo Rockway. The pair encounter Larry Underwood as he makes his way out of New York and the three travel to Boulder, Colorado. Along her journey, Nadine is seduced by Randall Flagg and deceived into betraying the members of the Boulder Free Zone.

as Rita Blakemore, an initial survivor of the Superflu epidemic, she is met in Central Park by Larry Underwood several days after the first epidemic's last victims died. The two become a couple and attempt to venture out of New York into New Jersey. Rita is deeply depressed by the epidemic and eventually kills herself the night before the 4th of July.

as Susan Stern, survivor of the Superflu epidemic and founding member of the Boulder Free Zone Committee. Susan is among a harem of women, which includes Dayna Jurgens, that are kept as sex-slaves by a group of bandits. The pair are rescued by Stu Redman, Glen Bateman, Frannie, and Harold Lauder.

as Dayna Jurgens, survivor of the Superflu epidemic and resident of the Boulder Free Zone. Dayna is a part of a harem of women kept as sex slaves that is saved by Stu Redman's party. Susan Stern later recruits her to travel west to Las Vegas and spy on Randall Flagg's community.

as Lucy Swann, Larry Underwood's companion and resident of the Boulder Free Zone. Lucy is 24-year-old housewife from New Hampshire who survives both her husband and daughter. Lucy meets up with Larry Underwood's party as she travels to the Stovington Plague Center.

as Ralph Brentner, a U.S. Army veteran and survivor of the Superflu epidemic. Ralph meets up with Nick Andros and Tom Cullen in Oklahoma as they travel to Mother Abigail's farm. Ralph later becomes a member of the Boulder Free Zone Committee.

as Tom Cullen, a mentally handicapped man from May, Oklahoma who meets Nick Andros as he makes his way from Shoyo, Arkansas. Nick and Tom encounter Ralph Brentner in Oklahoma and the three travel to Mother Abigail's farm in Hemingford Home, Nebraska. After settling down in the Boulder Free Zone, Tom is hypnotized by Nick, Stu and Larry into traveling to Las Vegas and spying on Randall Flagg's operation.

as Carla Goldsmith, Fran Goldsmith's difficult and overbearing mother.

as Peter Goldsmith, Fran Goldsmith's father. He dies during the Superflu epidemic.

as Judge Farris, survivor of the Superflu epidemic and member of the Boulder Free Zone. Known around the community for his sharp wit and intellect, the Judge is recruited by the Free Zone Committee to spy on Randall Flagg in Las Vegas.

as The Trashcan Man, a schizophrenic pyromaniac who survives the Superflu epidemic and is drawn to Randall Flagg, offering his life in service of the Dark Man.

as Julie Lawry, an unstable, promiscuous young woman who survives the Superflu epidemic. She meets Nick Andros and Tom Cullen as the pair are headed to Mother Abigail's. After first sleeping with Nick, she teases and taunts the two for their respective deficiencies, and Nick threatens her into staying behind as they move on. She ends up in Las Vegas, under the command of Randall Flagg.

as "The Kid." A sadistic young man from Shreveport, Louisiana who encounters and tortures the Trashcan Man as he makes his way to Las Vegas. The Trashcan Man is finally saved by Randall Flagg, who sends a pack of wolves to kill The Kid.

as Whitney Horgan, a survivor of the Superflu epidemic who climbs high in the ranks of Randall Flagg's cult in Las Vegas. Whitney realizes that Flagg's ways are evil and plans to flee Las Vegas for Central America.

as Barry Dorgan, a former detective with the Santa Monica Police Department, he survives the Superflu and becomes a member of Randall Flagg's police department. Barry at first accepts Randall Flagg believing that Flagg's society is the only way to retain a semblance of law and order. In the end he loses faith in Flagg and his cult like status.

as "Ratty" Erwins, a hoodlum who adopts the affect of an Ethiopian pirate and dresses accordingly. He is considered among the strangest citizens of Randall Flagg's Las Vegas.