Gerard T. Doyle grew up in Brooklyn, the son of a Police officer and a stay at home mom. He worked as a stockbroker on Wall Street and has a degree in Aeronautics. Jerry moved to Hollywood in 1991 and was hired as an extra on "The Bold and the Beautiful" and had guest roles on "Beverly Hills:... Read More

Bio: Jeffrey Willerth, Producer Diversity. That's the one word description for Jeffrey Willerth's career. His first producing gig was a sports game show for closed-circuit college television. Armed with a degree in Broadcast Management, Jeffrey entered the entertainment industry as a radio... Read More

Claudia Christian began her acting career began when she moved from Laguna Beach to Los Angeles in 1983. Her first television appearance was in NBCs nighttime drama Berringer's . Two years later, she played a male alien trapped in the body of a female stripper in the sci-fi cult film "The... Read More

He was born in St. Louis, Missouri. He fell in love being on stage on his early childhood and therefore took extra acting classes turning his high-school. The he continued his studies in St. Louis University and received a Master's Degree in Theater from Indiana University. After that he... Read More

Andrea Thompson is a versatile woman with a career that has extended to modeling, acting, journalism, and voice work. She was in the USA in the state of Ohio in 1959, and moved to Australia when she was six years old. She has four siblings, and is very independent. She traveled for five years... Read More

Stephen Furst has starred in many motion pictures and television series. Beginning with the smash hit comedy classic, National Lampoon’s "Animal House", where he starred as the lovable yet bumbling fraternity freshman, Flounder. Stephen did a series of other motion pictures including "Silent... Read More

Michael O'Hare, Commander Sinclair on Babylon 5, has appeared in lead roles on Broadway three times: as Lt. Col. Nathan Roy Jessup in "A Few Good Men" (Jack Nicholson played Jessup in the film), as Geoff opposite Fred Gwynne in David Williamson's "Players" (Williamson also wrote the feature film... Read More

Mira Furlan was born in Yugoslavia, and became one of that nation's leading actresses in stage, film, and television. She was called "the Meryl Streep of Yugoslavia". During the Wars of Yugoslavian Succession, she, born in Zagreb and married to a Serb (director Goran Gajic), did her best to... Read More

'I was born at an early age and was close to my mother.' Early in the morning on April 25th, 1950 to be exact in New York, New York where I grew up in the ideals of middle class suburbia during the '50s. Memories of my childhood are golden sweet dreams filled with friends and family. My... Read More

Richard graduated from the University of Southern California School of Theatre (although he originally wanted to study medicine), earning a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts. He used to teach acting classes during his spare time. He used the money he made selling his autographs at science-fiction... Read More