Tony La Torre has been professionally recreating Elvis' performances for over 5 years. However, Elvis has held a life-long fascination for Tony, ever since he attended an Elvis concert in Las Vegas at the tender age of five! It was then that his father took Tony to the Las Vegas Hilton where... Read More

Meg Foster's pale, hypnotic eyes have caused her to be cast as a blind woman so often (most in episodic TV and made-fors) that it almost seemed like a gag when she turned up as a sighted person in Blind Fury (1989). When not cast in sightless parts, she's playing such nifty villainesses as a... Read More

The son of Jamaican immigrants, Carl Lumbly started his career in Minnesota as a journalist, working for the 3M company in public relations, writing freelance and penning for the Associated Press. While on an assignment to do a story on Dudley Riggs' Brave New Workshop Theatre, fate was on... Read More

Sharon Gless holds the title of the last contract player having been signed by Universal Studios in 1969. The willowy blonde actress worked feverishly to climb her way up the ladder of episodic TV, appearing briefly on "McCloud" for NBC and guesting on a few short-lived series before landing a... Read More

Tyne was born February 21, 1946 in Madison, Wisconsin. Born into a family of several actors, including father James Daly, it is no surprise that Tyne found herself attending the American Musical and Dramatic Academy as well as Brandeis University. Prior to working on television, Tyne worked on... Read More

American-born leading and supporting actor Paul Mantee started 'pretending' to act like Humphrey Bogart and numerous other film stars and it was his own decision to take on an acting career. Usually playing tough guy roles, Mantee first major film role was the lead in Paramount's 1964 science... Read More