Battlestar Galactica
Syfy (ended 2010)
Cast & Crew
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Edward James Olmos
William Adama
Edward's mother, Eleanor Huizar, met his father, Pedro Olmos, in Mexico City. They married and raised three children: Peter, Edward, and Esperanza. His parents divorced when he was eight, and Edward spent his leisure time playing baseball as a means of staying away from drugs and gang life.
Edward also loves music. He taught himself to sing & play the piano, and in 1961 joined the band Pacific Ocean. In the mid '60s Edward attended East Los Angeles College & California State University during the day and played music in the clubs at night. He began acting to become a better singer, but found a love for acting instead.
Edward married Kaija, the daughter of actor Howard Keel, in 1971. They have two sons, Bodie and Mico, together.
Edward took jobs delivering furniture between music gigs and small acting roles before landing the role of El Pachuco, the narrator in Zoot Suit. It opened in 1978 with an expected run of ten days, but ran for over a year before going to Broadway. By the time the production ended, Olmos had won a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle award, a Theatre World award and was nominated for a Tony Award.
After that, acting roles became easier to find for Olmos including 1981's Wolfen and 1982's Blade Runner with Harrison Ford. Olmos then joined the cast of Miami Vice as Lieutenant Martin Castillo. Olmos continued to have great success both acting and directing.
His second wife was actress Lorraine Bracco, though that marriage also ended in divorce.
In 2003, Olmos was cast as Commander Adama in the updated version of Battlestar Galactica. In addition to starring in the acclaimed series, he directed some episodes. He also directed the Battlestar Galactica TV/DVD movie, The Plan. During an on-air interview, Edward said that the role of Commander Adama was the best role he's ever had.moreless
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Mary McDonnell
Laura Roslin
Mary McDonnell was renowned for her stage work on the East Coast, working with the Long Wharf Theatre Co., amongst others. It wasn't until 20 years after working on the theatre stage that she had her break through role in Costner's "Dances With Wolves." She has since received two Academy Award nominations and two Golden Globe nominations.moreless -
Katee Sackhoff
Kara "Starbuck" Thrace
Katee was born Kathryn Ann Sackhoff on April 8, 1980 in Portland Oregon. At the age of six, she started participating in dance classes as well as drama classes. She later went on to star in many of her high school's productions, including Bye Bye Birdie, Oliver, and Fiddler on the Roof. Taking her acting a step further, Katee made her way to the small screen when she took on the role of a teenage mother in the Lifetime original movie Fifteen and Pregnant with Kirsten Dunst. She later followed up with the role of Mary in the USA original movie Hefner: Unauthorized along with General Hospital's Rebecca Herbst. In 2000, Katee appeared as a full-fledged cast member of the Fox Family Channel series The Fearing Mind, in which she played Lenore, the daughter of horror author Bill Fearing. In 2001, Katee won the role of Jenna Danzig in the eighth movie of the Halloween series, Halloween: Resurrection. Katee also successfully landed the role of Nell Bickford on the CBS series The Education of Max Bickford, in which she played the daughter of the title character. Her father was played by award winning actor Richard Dreyfuss, who Katee has said was not only like a father on-camera, but off-camera as well. In fact, she says that The Education of Max Bickford is the project that has taught her the most overall. In addition to her starring roles, Katee has made guest appearances on shows such as Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane, ER, and multiple appearances on MTV's Undressed. In her spare time, Katee says that she enjoys watching movies, hanging out with friends, working out, and playing pool, among other things. Her future goals include being successful and respected at both singing and acting. When Katee has free time she enjoys residing to her home in Los Angeles where she is able to spend time with her family and friends.moreless -
Jamie Bamber
Lee "Apollo" Adama
Jamie was born in Hammersmith, London in April 1973. He grew up in France, and his family moved back to the UK when he was 8. His father, Ralph, is from Detroit, Michigan and is a management consultant. His mother, Elizabeth, is from Northern Ireland, and trained as an actress. Jamie has five brothers and one sister. His parents divorced when he was twenty. Jamie attended St. Paul's School in London and St. John's College, Cambridge, earning MA in Modern Languages. Jamie entered the London Academy of Dramatic Arts (LAMDA) in 1996. After his graduation he earned the role of Archie in the UK series Horatio Hornblower, and he reached international audiences through his role as Apollo on the new Battlestar Galactica. Jamie is married to Kerry Norton, with whom he has 3 children: Isla, Darcy and Ava (twins).moreless -
James Callis
Gaius Baltar
James Callis was born in London (UK) in 1971. He grew up in his birthplace, and he attended Harrow school in north west London. In 1993 he graduated from University of York with a BA in English and related literature. He attended the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Arts (LAMDA) and graduated in 1996. Callis was an active student actor while attending University of York. Since then he has appeared in theater productions, radio productions, TV series and movies. He attended the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Arts (LAMDA) and graduated in 1996. James Callis is not only an actor. He debuted as a director with the movie Beginner's Luck, starring Julie Delpy, Steven Berkoff and Fenella Fielding. Beginner's Luck was shown at the London Film Festival and in selected cinemas across the UK in 2002. In 1993 James and his wife Neha became parents. Neha gave birth to a son, which they named Josh. Currently James lives in London with his wife and their child.moreless -
Tricia Helfer
Number Six/Caprica Six
Tricia was born in Donalda, Alberta, Canada, and raised there on her family's grain farm. She started modeling at the age of 16 after being noticed by a modeling agency scout. while waiting in line at a movie theatre near her home. At the age of 19 she signed was to the Elite modeling agency. She moved to New York City to learn acting. In 1996 she moved to Los Angeles to pursue her acting career. Iin 2002 Tricia was married to Jonathen Marshall, a Los Angeles entertainment lawyer.moreless -
Grace Park
Sharon Valerii/Sharon "Athena" Agathon
The actress Grace Park was born on March 6, 1979, in Los Angeles, California. Her family moved to Vancouver in Canada when she was 22 months old. Grace considers herself to be a Canadian, while also recognizing her Korean heritage. Before she began acting, she used to work as a model. She attended the University of British Columbia where she got her degree in Psychology. She speaks both English and Korean fluently. She's learning Spanish, and she speaks some Cantonese and French. Grace and her husband dated for 3 years before marrying. She lives in Vancouver with her husband, a Korean real estate developer. Grace has managed to rack up an impressive list of credits, including "The Outer Limits," "Halloween 8," "Beyond Belief," "Dark Angel," "The Immortal," "Stargate SG-1" and "Romeo Must Die." She starred in the Canadian teen soap "Edgemont." She is currently playing the key role of Sharon Valerii in the "Battlestar Galactica" series on the Sci Fi Channel and the leading lady Akani Cuesta on A&E's "The Cleaner". Grace also plays U.S. Homeland Security agent Liz Carver in the Canadian (CBC) action-drama series "The Border." She is a fan of music and loves to dance. She once danced for 20 hours straight. Grace also enjoys travel, sports and outdoor activities like hiking.moreless -
Donnelly Rhodes
Doc Cottle
Donnelly Rhodes was born December 4, 1937, in Winnipeg. Early in life he wanted to be a warden for the National Park Service, but he joined the Canadian Air Force as a mechanic. When he left the air force he studied at the Manitoba Theatre Center and was a member of the first graduating class of the National Theatre School in Canada. He began his career as a stage actor, starring in a production of "A Streetcar Named Desire", before making film debut in 1956's "Reprisal!", then credited as "Don Rhodes". He had guest spots at this time on such TV shows as "Maverick", "The Alfred Hitchcock Hour", "Wagon Train", "Laredo", "Convoy", "Kildare", and several others before his next film role in "Gunfight in Abilene". He continued his stage and television career while also appearing in such films as "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid", "Change of Mind", and "The Neptune Factor", among others. He appeared as a star in two seasons of the soap opera "The Young and the Restless", and then settled comfortably into a diet made almost exclusively of television, whether it be guest appearances in shows or TV movies. Even in the nineties his career has continued, having been in such shows as "The Black Stallion", "The Heights", "Sliders", "Two", "The X-Files" (in two different roles on two seperate occasions), "The Outer Limits", "Millenium" (also having two seperate roles), "The Crow: Stairway to Heaven", and his own show, "Da Vinci's Inquest". He currently divides his time equally between Vancouver and Los Angeles.moreless -
Kate Vernon
Ellen Tigh
Kate Vernon has been acting in television and film since her teens, starting with an appearance on "The Love Boat." She was born in 1961 in Hollywood, California, to Canadian actors John Vernon and Nancy West. Kate is the sister of actors Chris and Nan Vernon. She has one child, a daughter named Annabelle, from her relationship with singer Chuck Negron.moreless -
Richard Hatch
Tom Zarek
Richard Hatch is best known for his role of Captain Apollo on the original Battlestar Galactica movie and television series, for which he received a Golden Globe Award nomination. He also has appeared in the American soap operas All My Children and Santa Barbara. He is currently in a recurring role as Tom Zarek in the second version of Battlestar Galactica.
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Before Battlestar Galactica, he replaced Michael Douglas in The Streets of San Francisco. He has also starred in such movies as The Hatfields and The McCoys with Jack Palance, Addie and The Kings Of Hearts with Jason Robards, Last Of The Belles with Susan Sarandon, and the cult c Deadman's Curve where he portrayed Jan Berry of the musical group Jan and Dean.
Some do not know that he is the co-author of seven Battlestar Galactica novels and wrote, co-directed and executive-produced a Battlestar Galactica trailer that won acclaim at science-fiction conventions. He produced the trailer in an attempt to pressure Universal into creating a new series of Battlestar Galactica that would have been a direct continuation of the original series. Original actors John Colicos (Baltar) and Jack Stauffer (Bojay) appeared in the trailer along with Hatch himself. It is presumed that the actors would have appeared in the series itself. Hatch also believed that he could persuade Dirk Benedict to return and play Starbuck. -
Matthew Bennett
Aaron Doral
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Lorena Gale
Priest Elosha
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Kandyse McClure
Anastasia "Dee" Dualla
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Callum Keith Rennie
Leoben Conoy
Callum Keith Rennie was born on September, 14th, 1960 in Sunderland, UK. He has two brothers, one of them older and one younger. When he was four years old, his whole family emigrated to Canada. They lived in Edmonton, Alberta, where Callum graduated from Strathcona High School. Throughout high school, and for several years after that, he wanted to be a mountaineer and supported his climbing habit by laying railroad tracks, cooking, and digging ditches. In his twenties, he was working in a restaurant when some of his friends invited him to join a radio show at the University of Alberta campus radio station CJSR. He was immediately hooked and also appeared in several theater productions. Later in his life, he stated that film was his medium, though, because he was intimidated by the live audience and enjoyed the possibility of redo scenes until they work. He decided to try his luck in Toronto, but he fell in with a bad crowd. He ended up in Vancouver, surviving on scattered low-paying jobs and, at one point, welfare checks. He enrolled in the Bruhanski Theatre Studio in Vancouver, taking acting classes, but life wasn't easy. Callum went through a decade-long phase of alcoholism, in which drinking was a large and destructive part of his life. In 1993, he was involved in barroom fight and injured the retina in his left eye with a piece of glass. His eye healed, but the glasses he wore in Double Happiness are his own. That incident made him realize that he had to change. He got a champion-tattoo on his right arm and has been sober ever since. Callum appeared in several movies and tv series in Canada, winning praise from critics and several awards for his intense portrayals. In the US he mainly landed small guest spots until he earned international recognition for his roles in Battlestar Galactica and Californiation. In 2010, he appears in Shattered, marking his first leading role in a tv series. Callum is 5'10 1/2" tall and weighs approximately 159lbs. He has blonde hair and blue eyes.moreless -
Michael Hogan
Saul Tigh
Michael was born in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Canada. He is married to actress Susan Hogan, and they have three children: actress Jennie Rebecca Hogan, actor ,a href="http://www.tv.com/gabriel-hogan/person/64107/summary.html?tag=mini;content_nav">Gabriel Hogan, and Charlie Hogan. Michael and Susan Hogan are both recurring characters (as a married couple) on The L Word.moreless -
Nicki Clyne
Cally Henderson
Nicki Clyne, who was born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, is popularly known to science fiction enthusiasts as Crewman Specialist Cally Henderson Tyrol on the political sci-fi drama BattlestarGalactica. Even as a child, Nicki had her heart set out on entertaining. She used to invite her neighbors and charge five dollars for the dance performances she and her friend put up in their backyard. And although no one really came, they still continued with their show. In high school, she acted in school plays and portrayed the title role in a local production of Little Orphan Annie. She attended some acting courses growing up and after graduating from Hugh Boyd Secondary School in Richmond, British Columbia (June 2000), Clyne finally got herself a talent agent and auditioned for TV and movie roles. Nicki also went to University of British Columbia and Simon Fraser University, both located in Vancouver. In 2002, she got a bit part as a Talon waitress in an episode of the Vancouver-filmed CW series Smallville. It was originally meant to develop as a recurring role, but that never materialized. Her other TV appearances include guest-starring roles in The Dead Zone, The L Word, and Dead Like Me among others. In 2004, Nicki made her film feature debut as a lead actress and starred with fellow Vancouver native and Battlestar Galactica co-star Paul Campbell in Ill Fated, an independently-produced Canadian film about the quirky life in a small town. She also had minor roles in the more popular movies, Saved! (2004) and John Tucker Must Die (2006). In the mini-series which eventually developed into the Sci-Fi Channel series, Battlestar Galactica, Clyne merely played a background character, but her role became an essential cog in the later development of the show as the wife of Senior Chief Petty Officer Galen Tyrol or "The Chief" (played by Aaron Douglas).moreless -
Dominic Zamprogna
James "Jammer" Lyman
He was born on April 21, 1979 in Hamilton, Ontario, has a twin sister named Amanda Zamprogna(who's also an actress)and another sister named Gema Zamprogna, he is of Italian descent. He's made numerous television and movie appearances, and is now playing Dominic Perelli/Dante Falconeri on the ABC soap General Hospital.moreless -
Alessandro Juliani
Felix Gaeta
Alessandro Juliani was born on April 3, 1978 in Canada and was raised in Horseshoe Bay. His father, John Juliani, is a producer, actor and a writer; he also founded the Opera Breve in Vancouver. He plays the young but capable Lt. Gaeta, the ship's Tactical Officer on the Battlestar Galactica. He also was the English voice for L in the animated television show Death Note. A graduate of McGill University, where he earned a Bachelor of Music in Vocal/Opera Performance, he has performed both on stage and on screen, raking up an impressive list of appearances in a short time.moreless -
Sam Witwer
Alex "Crashdown" Quartararo
Samuel Stewart Witwer, born on October 20, 1977, was raised in Glenview, a suburb of Chicago, Illinois. He attended Glenbrook South High School where he was active in theater and drama. This inclination towards acting was also accompanied by his love for music.
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After dropping out of Juilliard in New York, Sam moved to California after he decided to pursue an acting profession. He first appeared in several TV series and eventually landed the role of Lieutenant Alex "Crashdown" Quartararo on Battlestar Galactica. A sci-fi fan growing up, Sam was glad to have worked, even in a minor guest role, on Star Trek: Enterprise. He also did a fight scene with Jessica Alba on Dark Angel.
Sam played the character of Neil Perry, the supposed Ice Truck Killer, in two episodes of Showtime's Dexter in 2006 and Officer Casella in two Season 8 episodes of the CBS crime drama CSI. In 2008, he was cast to play Doomsday, the new rival of Superman on Smallville's 8th season after Michael Rosenbaum, who played the superhero's arch-enemy Lex Luthor, left the show. -
Paul Campbell
Billy Keikeya
Born June 22, 1979, in Vancouver and raised in nearby White Rock, Paul Campbell spent most of his younger life wanting to be a carpenter, most likely due to the influences of his handy father and grandfather. And, despite a lingering love of acting fostered by performing in a high-school play, Campbell eventually did become a carpenter, framing houses for four years. But "after one too many wood splinters," he enrolled in the Capilano College theater program. During one of his last performances at the college, a small role in a production of Cinderella, Campbell was spotted and later signed on by a Vancouver talent manager. He has since been featured in several TV projects, including The Dead Zone for USA Network, John Doe, Black Sash and Andromeda (recurring as Lt. Bowlus). His films include The Perfect Score and a lead role in the recently wrapped Canadian independent feature Ill-Fated.moreless -
Michael Trucco
Samuel Anders
Michael Trucco (born Edward Michael Trucco on June 22, 1970) is a native of San Mateo, California. He attended Junipero Serra High School. He is a television actor and lead guitarist of the band "simpleworld". Trucco is best known for his roles as Sam Anders in Battlestar Galactica and Cooper Lee in One Tree Hill.moreless -
Aaron Douglas
Galen Tyrol
Aaron was born in a small town just out of Vancouver called New Westminster. His mother gave birth to Aaron on August 23rd 1971. From such a young age of four or five, Aaron told his parents that he wanted to be an actor. Though unbelieving they listened to Aaron and he quotes them as the "Best Parents anyone can ever have". Aaron has a brother called Chris who unlike Aaron, decided to go to school and get a real job degree and profession. Growing up Aaron played hockey and continues to this day to stand on the blue ice and have frozen rubber disks shot at him at great velocity. Unlike fists, guns and small forest creatures Aaron has no apparent fear of these frozen Ding Dongs and is violently protective of his blue ice having been known to shatter an ankle or two of players who venture onto his most holy frozen blue water. Aaron has participated in various forms of the arts from being in a rock band (TRC) in high school to drama class from elementary school. After graduation (high school, Aaron did not go to college) he spent many years finding out what he did not want to do with his life (salesman, sports nutrition rep., marketing, floor layer, etc.) and eventually ended up in the William Davis Center for Actors Study in Vancouver. There Aaron met Garry Davey, the artistic director of the school at the time, who encouraged Aaron to pursue this craft of acting. Aaron attended the William Davis Center for the full-time program for one year at the end signing with an agent and getting on with his acting career. During the school days Aaron worked at Earls restaurant on Robson as, you guessed it, a waiter and owes many thanks to Dario Gianna (Big Tuna) the GM for his support in the beginning years. Thankfully Aaron has now put the serving days behind him and patronizes the restaurant as a customer and nothing else. Currently Aaron is portraying Chief Galen Tyrol in Battlestar Galactica and can be seen in various television and feature films on TV and in the theaters. Aaron would like to thank Russ Mortensen and Lena Lees at Pacific Artists in Vancouver and William Ward Jr., Mickey Barold and David Rudy at Roar Management in Los Angeles. These are the people who take Aarons money with little or no work. Aaron feels he would be just as well off with a monkey but for some reason the monkey has a hard time dialing the phone and takes too many smoke breaks.moreless -
Tahmoh Penikett
Karl "Helo" Agathon
Tahmoh Penikett is the son of former Yukon premier Anthony David John Penikett. He lives with his father and his twin sisters Sarah and Stephanie in Vancouver, British Columbia. Tahmoh graduated from the Victoria Motion Picture School and studied at the Lyric School of Acting in Vancouver. He is perhaps best known for portraying Karl "Helo" Agathon in the 2003 reimagined version of Battlestar Galactica, and Agent Paul Ballard in Joss Whedon's 2008 series Dollhouse.moreless -
Lucy Lawless
D'Anna Biers/Number Three
"Her courage will change the world"-- Xena: Warrior Princess. Lucy was born Lucille Frances Ryan on March 29, 1968, in Mount Albert, Auckland, New Zealand; she was the 5th of 7 children, of Frank and Julie Ryan. Lucy enjoyed acting and appeared in many plays in high school. Later, she attended Auckland University and studied German, Italian and French for a year. As many young people from New Zealand do, she then headed for her O.E. (that's "Overseas Experience"). Lucy left college and headed for Europe where she and her boyfriend, Garth Lawless, traveled around Switzerland and Germany (to earn travel money, she picked grapes on the beautiful Rhine, "for about 3 seconds" she said later in a TV interview). Then Lucy and Garth headed to Australia to earn some more travel money; they found work with a gold mining company outside of Kalgoorlie, about 500 miles from Perth. Lucy and Garth were married in Australia in 1988, and then returned to New Zealand where Lucy had a daughter, Daisy. Lucy was chosen Mrs. New Zealand in 1989. She did a "really bad, cheesy commercial for travel" which led to her first real acting job in a New Zealand comedy troupe show called "Funny Business." Later, Lucy landed the job as co-host for Air New Zealand Holiday, a travel magazine. Lucy worked in numerous television and film productions. Finally, she got her breakout role of Lysia in Hercules and the Amazon Women (1994) (TV). Shortly thereafter, the producers needed someone to play Xena. Lucy, tall (5' 10-1/2"), athletic, with brown hair and blue eyes, was perfect for the part. But there was a snag: at first, the producers (what do they know?) did not want Lucy for the part of Xena-- after all, she had played a different character already. So, Lucy dyed her light hair a dark brown, making her look a bit different, and history was about to be made! Lucy, in her leather outfit and armed with her mighty Chakram, was thus cast in her signature roll of Xena in 3 episodes of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995)-- "The Warrior Princess"; "The Gauntlet" and "The Unchained Heart"-- that would lead to her own spin-off series, Xena: Warrior Princess (1995). Although "Xena" immediately got a huge fan following in America, ironically "Xena" was not being shown in her native New Zealand, so Lucy did not achieve her tremendous popularity in her homeland until a bit later. In October 1996, Lucy came to America to be on Jay Leno's Tonight show. She was to do a publicity stunt, making a grand entrance by riding a horse in the parking lot. The horse tripped on the cement, Lucy fell and broke her pelvis. (Ironically, for the entire 6-year run of "Xena," Lucy-- doing her own stunts and riding horses-- never received a serious injury.) After convalescence and another season of "Xena," Lucy returned to America for another visit; Lucy made her Broadway debut playing Betty Rizzo in "Grease" from September to October, 1997. Also Lucy (divorced from Garth in 1995) became engaged to "Xena" executive producer Robert G. Tapert at that time. They married in Santa Monica, California on March 28, 1998. On October 16, 1999, they had a son, Julius Robert Bay Tapert, born in New Zealand. Although Xena: Warrior Princess has been canceled after a fantastic 6-year run. In 2005-2009, she had a recurring role in the television series, Battlestar Galactica. She played D'Anna Biers, a reporter with the Fleet News Service who worked on a critical documentary. She also landed recurring roles on CSI: Miami, The L Word, Flight of the Conchords and landed a starring role in Spartacus: Blood and Sand in 2009 as Lucretia, the wife of Lentulus Batiatus. She is a member of the board of trustees of the StarShip Foundation and a 'climate ambassador' for the Greenpeace 'Sign On' campaign. She also has experience in musical theater and she appeared on Broadway in a production of Grease, as the character of Betty Rizzo, in 1997. She was also a contestant on Celebrity Duets and made her onstage debut at the Roxy in Hollywood on 13 January 2007. She has since released 2 albums.moreless -
Bodie Olmos
Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza
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Luciana Carro
Louanne "Kat" Katraine
Canadian actress Luciana Carro, remembered for her role as Louanne "Kat" Katraine, Viper pilot aboard Battlestar Galactica on the series with same name, is of Italian descent and was was raised in Toronto, Ontario. As a child, Luciana was rather shy so her parents encouraged her to enroll in acting courses. During high school, her drama teacher saw talent and potential in her and persuaded her to consider a future in the acting industry. Carro then attended Theatre Humbre in Toronto for five years to further her skills in the performing arts. In 2000, Luciana moved to Vancouver, British Columbia (considered to be Canada's counterpart to Hollywood) to find more opportunities in the acting business. She made her television debut on The Chris Isaak Show in January 2002, appearing as Tanya during the next couple of years. She also landed guest-starring roles in both Canadian and US shows such as Da Vinci's Inquest, Still Life and The Collector apart from her involvement in some made-for-TV movies and feature films, including White Chicks (2004) and Murder at the Presidio (2005). As most of her fellow Canadian actors do, Carro also appeared in Vancouver-filmed TV series like Smallville and The L Word. In 2005, she had a minor part in Two For the Money, which starred Al Pacino and Matthew McConaughey. The following year, she got a more major role as an antagonist in Dr. Dolittle 3. She also portrayed the recurring role of Stephanie Meyer, Ephram Brown's love interest, during the last season of the CW small-town drama Everwood. In 2004, Luciana came aboard Battlestar Galactica as Kat, a Viper pilot trainee who worked her way up to becoming CAG (Commander, Air Group) of the ship.moreless -
Tobias Mehler
Zak Adama
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Robert Wisden
Wallace Gray
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David Kaye
James McManus
David Kaye is heard world wide providing the voice for thousands of different broadcast projects. He is perhaps best known to fans as Megatron in Beast Wars: Transformers and Transformers: Energon. He has also played Professor Charles Xavier on X-Men: Evolution, Sesshomaru in Inu-Yasha, Zabo in The SoulTaker, Treize Khushrenada in Gundam Wing, and Soun Tendo in Ranma 1/2 in addition to roles in many other titles. He still finds the time to appear in many well-known television series including Battlestar Galactica, The Outer Limits, The X Files, made for TV movies, and feature films (yes, that was him in Happy Gilmore). David continues to travel back and forth between New York, Los Angeles, and Vancouver, recording radio and television commercials for clients throughout North America as well as appearing in a few from time to time.moreless -
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