Century City
CBS (ended 2004)
Cast & Crew
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Viola Davis
Hannah Crane
A Juilliard graduate, Viola Davis has appeared in several movies and theater productions. She won a Tony Award in 2010 for her role in Fences. -
Kristin Lehman
Lee May Bristol
Before her work on G-Spot, Lehman completed work on Clement Virgo's dramatic film Lie With Me. Her other film credits include the thriller Way of the Gun, the comedies Dog Park and Dinner At Fred's, the horror Bleeders and the action-adventure Alaska. Lehman's television credits include the new ESPN series Tilt, CBS's Century City, and a regular role on CBS's highly praised Judging Amy. Lehman has also appeared in USA Network's Norco, as well as The Twilight Zone, M Street, Outer Limits, Felicity, Strange World, Poltergeist: The Legacy, X-Files, Earth: Final Conflict, John Woo's Once A Thief, PSI Factor, Due South, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues and FX The Series.moreless -
Hector Elizondo
Martin Constable
Hector Elizondo was born on December 22nd, 1936 in New York City, New York, USA. He has been married three times and has one child named Rodd. He also has a granddaughter named Juliet. -
Eric Schaeffer
Darwin McNeil
Eric Schaeffer grew up in New York's Upper West Side. He loves his neighborhood and primarily sets his films there. He attended Bard College as a Drama and Dance major, and afterward began driving a NYC cab for nine years. During that time, he wrote 20 feature screenplays (2 of which he had optioned); wrote and directed two plays off-off Broadway and wrote an unpublished novel ("Wirey Spindell"). He also wrote for "America's Most Wanted" and wrote two cartoons for television, but was rejected from the AFI film school. Undaunted, he decided to make his films by any means possible and enlisted the help of a friend, Donny Ward. Together they wrote, directed, produced and starred in "My Life's In Turnaround" with appearances by Phoebe Cates, Martha Plimpton, John Sayles and Casey Siemaszko. The movie was released in June 1994 and ultimately showed in 105 cities. Eric partnered with producer Terence Michael for "If Lucy Fell", written and directed by Schaeffer. Together they got Sarah Jessica Parker, Elle Macpherson and Ben Stiller to star in the film . Schaeffer also stars opposite Ms. Parker in the film, which was released in 1996. "Fall", for which writer, director and actor Schaeffer paired once again with producer Terence Michael, was financed through independent means. The movie was released in 1997 and also stars Amanda De Cadenet. Schaeffer wrote "Wirey Spindell" ten years prior to its release in 2000. The unpublished novel written by Shaeffer also has him in the starring role. In 1999 Schaeffer starred opposite Jill Clayburgh and Jeffrey Tambor in the NBC sitcom "Everythings Relative". While the series was in production, Schaeffer asked Clayburgh and Tambor if they would star in a film he would write specifically for them. The result is "Never Again," which opened in 2002. "Never Again" is the first film in which Schaeffer did not act in the film.moreless -
Nestor Carbonell
Tom Montero
Nestor was born in NYC but his family travelled frequently and actually Spanish was his first language. Carbonell enrolled at Harvard as an English major and first performed as a freshman. After graduating, he embarked on a career in acting and landed small parts on daytime TV and made his primetime debut on an episode of "Law & Order". Nestor was frequently cast as Hispanics or Europeans and continued to make guest appearances on "Melrose Place" and "A Different World" before he became a regular as Gianni, a handsome gigolo, on the ill-fated sitcom "Muscle". Later that year, he made his screen debut in "Love & Happiness", which only played at one theater in LA. Having been a loved comic, he soon landed the role of Luis Rivera, the too cool photographer, supporting Brooke Shields in the NBC sitcom "Suddenly Susan."moreless -
Ioan Gruffudd
Lukas Gold
Ioan Gruffudd (pronounced yo-an griffith, translates to John Griffith) was born in Cardiff, Wales on the 6 October 1973 and is the eldest child of Peter and Gillian. He has a brother two years younger, Alun, and a sister seven years younger, Siwan. Ioan's mother-tongue is Welsh and his first acting job, at the age of thirteen, was in a Welsh-language soap Pobl Y Cwm, where he remained for the next five years.
After leaving secondary school, Ioan studied acting at RADA (Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts) until 1995. After graduation, Ioan starred in stage play The Decameron, the television drama A Mind To Kill and had small parts in movies Wilde and Titanic.
In 1997, Ioan was catapulted to international stardom when he starred as Horatio Hornblower in Hornblower. The series was highly acclaimed by critics and viewers alike, and has been nominated for a number of awards.
The role of Hornblower has brought Ioan to the attention of Hollywood filmakers and he has since starred in 102 Dalmatians and Black Hawk Down.moreless -
Shawn Pyfrom
Julian Hann
Shawn Pyfrom was born on August 16th 1986 in Tampa, Florida. Shawn has been acting ever since he could remember. He has acted in movies, TV series and TV movies. Although Shawn is best known for his role as Andrew Van De Kamp on "Desperate Housewives," he has also starred in "Reba," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Touched By An Angel," and "7th Heaven." Shawn grew up in Florida but often travelled to Los Angeles with his family for his acting jobs. Shawn has a natural talent in acting and is currently one of the up and coming young stars in Hollywood. Shawn loves people and enjoys Shawn enjoys volunteering his time with needy children and those less fortunate. When Shawn isn't working, he loves Shawn enjoys rollerblading, scootering, listening to music, hanging out with friends and going to the movies. He is a straight A student and is an avid reader. Shawn currently resides in Los Angeles and with his sister Amber and his mother Gail. His father and his brother Chris still reside in Tampa and Shawn hopes tp relocate them to Los Angeles in the near future.moreless -
Jarrad Paul
Dr Bronsan
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Alex Buck
Stevie
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Russell Hornsby
Mr. Skobel
Bright and articulate, the Oakland, California born and raised aspiring thespian took the advice of his high school drama teacher, who suggested Russell attend Boston University's well respected theatre arts program. Upon graduation, Russell studied with the British Academy of Dramatic Arts at Oxford University. Having further expanded his acting repertoire, Russell then moved to New York City, performing in leading roles in productions such as "To Kill A Mockingbird", "Joe Louis Blues", and "Six Degrees of Separation". He then made his debut on the Off-Broadway stage playing the character of Young Blood in August Wilson's "Jitney". Following theater, Russell made a successful move into both television and film, landing series regular roles in "Haunted" as Detective Marcus Bradshaw and "Gideon's Crossing" Chief Resident Dr. Aaron Boise; as well as lead roles in the films "Big Fat Liar" and "Keep the Faith," a television movie for the Showtime network. Aside from acting, Russell is very athletic and participates in various outdoor activities. Currently unmarried, Russell resides in Los Angeles, California.moreless -
Enrico Colantoni
Frank Summers
Enrico Colantoni is a Canadian actor on TV, film, and stage who is best known for his roles as Eliot DiMauro in Just Shoot Me and as Keith Mars, the loving and hip father of the title character in Veronica Mars. Rico was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and graduated from the prestigious Yale School of Drama from where he won the Carol Dye Award.
Aside from appearing regularly on TV with guest appearances on various drama and comedy shows, Colantoni has also made several movies since the start of his career. Most notable are his appearances in A.I.: Artificial Intelligence in 2001, Galaxy QUest in 1999, and Stigmata in 1998.
In 2008, he was cast as Sgt. Gregory Parker in CBS' action-adventure/drama Flashpoint.moreless -
Jessica Hecht
Rose Krell
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David Paymer
Miller Sisto
Well known for his seamless and varied characterizations, Oscar nominated actor David Paymer has starred or co-starred in more than 40 motion pictures, several television movies and countless television series. He discovered his love of acting while performing in school plays. He continued his pursuit of acting at the University of Michigan, where he double-majored in theatre and psychology and appeared in many summer stock and dinner theatre productions. Shortly after graduation Paymer attended an open casting call for the musical "Grease," and landed the role of "Sonny Latieri" in the national touring company and on Broadway. Not long after his Broadway stint, he was cast in his first feature film, "The In-Laws," directed by Arthur Hiller, which eventually brought him to Hollywood. His first job after moving to Los Angeles was playing an inept burglar on a memorable episode of "Barney Miller." Other TV shows followed, including guest starring roles on "Hill Street Blues," "Taxi," "Lou Grant," "Cheers," "Murphy Brown," "L.A. Law" and "Moonlighting." It wasn't long before he began appearing regularly in such notable films as "No Way Out," "Irreconcilable Differences," "Heart and Souls," "Crazy People" and "Searching For Bobby Fischer." He also co-starred in the highly successful "City Slickers" and "City Slickers 2: Curly's Gold." However, it was his role in "Mr. Saturday Night" that brought his best notices to date. His performance as Billy Crystal's put-upon brother in the film won him an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor of 1992, as well as a Golden Globe nomination. Paymer's sly, subtle portrayal of the conniving producer in "Quiz Show," directed by Robert Redford, ultimately led to more edgy and textured characters in such movies as "Get Shorty," directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, "Nixon," directed by Oliver Stone, and "The American President," directed by Rob Reiner. He also starred in and received a Golden Globe Award nomination for HBO's dramatic film about the Lindberg baby kidnapping, "Crime of the Century" directed by Mark Rydell. Other notable films notable films include "Payback," "Mighty Joe Young," "Mumford," directed by Lawrence Kasdan, "The Hurricane," directed by Norman Jewison, "State and Main," directed by David Mamet, and "Amistad," directed by Steven Speilberg. Paymer is also venturing behind the camera. He directed the short film "Candor City Hospital" for Showtime, and will direct an upcoming episode of the series "Everwood" this season. Born and raised in Long Island, New York, Paymer currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife, actress Liz Georges, and their daughters Emily and Julia. PERSONAL INFORMATION HOMETOWN: LongIsland, NY BIRTHDATE: August 30 Source: ABCmoreless -
Donnelly Rhodes
Jason Sisto
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 -
Lawrence Pressman
Judge
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Robert Peters
Sidney Woods
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Judith Hoag
Guest Star
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J.R. Bourne
Ricky
J.R. Bourne, (real name David Bourne Jr.)is a Canadian Actor. He started acting when he was 8 years old and had his first role in a 13-part series the Parent Puzzle. The first commercial he was in was a Molson I am Canadian commercial. His latest film is Everything's Gone Green, in which he plays the role of Bryce.moreless -
Adrienne Barbeau
Mona Bronsan
Adrienne was active in theatre both in high school and at Foothills Junior College; by age 19 she was touring Pacific military bases as a member of the San Jose Light Opera. After a job with a termite-control company, Adrienne set out for New York, working in a variety of jobs including go-go dancing in New Jersey nightclubs. In 1968 she was cast as Hodel in the long-running Broadway production Fiddler on the Roof, and three years later was featured in Grease, winning a Tony nomination through her rendition of "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee." She was then hired by Norman Lear to replace first-choice actress Marcia Rodd in the role of the divorced daughter on the TV sitcom Maude. She played the role from 1972 through the cancellation in 1978, she thenbegan a whole new career as a successful horror-film star and pin-up model. Adrienne married film director John Carpenter in 1979; most of her subsequent screen appearances were in such Carpenter-directed horror films as The Fog (1980), Escape from New York (1981) and Creepshow (1982). She then played the Marlon Brando counterpart in an parody of Apocalypse Now, called Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989). She also played in Swamp Thing (1981), a foliage covered superhero created by science and the wetlands--Based on the DC comic book. Adrienne is the voice of Catwoman in "Batman, The Animated Series"; the spokesperson for various television and radio commercials and the narrator of many books on tape, television documentaries, and the Imax film "The Living Sea". In March of 1997, Adrienne gave birth to identical twin boys. and she now lives in Los Angeles with her husband, Billy Van Zandt, the twins, William and Walker, and her older son, Cody.moreless -
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B.D. Wong
Matthew Chin
Of Asian American descent, B.D. Wong is an openly gay actor, father, and writer. Born in California B.D. Wong appreciated the arts at an early age. He would later mature into an actor that would grace the small stage and the big screen. B.D. Wong is a father of twin boys through a surrogate mother with former long term partner Richie Jackson. The tragic loss of one of his sons and the heroic fight for life of the other would later inspire Wong to write a book. Wong is best known for his roles as a prison priest in Oz and as the ever diligent FBI forensic psychiatrist on Law & Order: SVU.moreless -
Donny Most
Pudge McNeil
Donny Most attended Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He was a member of Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity. He married Morgan Hart in 1982 and is still married to her and they have two children. -
Robert Guillaume
Judge
Robert Guillaume is a stage, movie and television actor. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, he studied at St. Louis University and then Washington University and served in the United States Army before venturing out to acting. He made his Broadway debut in 1961 in numerous stage appearances, and he won a Tony Award for his performance in the play "Purlie Victorious." On television, he made appearances in the shows "Good Times", "The Jeffersons", and finally starred in his own sitcom "SOAP", and then the spinoff show "Benson." He's also made movie appearances in "Seems Like Old Times", "Lean on Me", "First Kid" and most recent "Big Fish." As recognition to his great acting career on stage, TV and movies, he was rewarded his own star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame.moreless -
Jessica Lundy
Bertha Wood
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Roma Maffia
Janice Cahn
From a hit new television drama to a medley of feature films, Roma Maffia graces the entertainment mediums with her trademark sophistication and charismatic appeal. Roma currently portrays the smart, no-nonsense anesthesiologist, 'Dr. Liz Cruz,' on the hit FX drama, "Nip/Tuck." Often the voice of reason in an otherwise unpredictable environment, 'Liz' is tough on the surface yet shows warmth and concern for her patients as well as for her co-workers. An out-and-proud lesbian, she is the only female seen as a true equal in the life of 'Dr. Troy.' Roma's 'Liz' began as a recurring role in the show's first season, and she has become a series regular for the second season. Roma started her acting career performing off-Broadway, off-off Broadway and in regional productions ranging from Shakespeare to Sam Shephard. At a benefit reading for the New Group in New York, she was asked by casting director Jane Jenkins to audition for a role in director Ron Howard's feature film "The Paper," and found a career mentor: "Ron tells people he discovered me, which is absolutely true." When "The Paper" opened in Los Angeles, Roma took her first trip to Hollywood and her career quickly flourished. She soon met television producer David E. Kelley, who cast her as Adam Arkin's secretary, 'Angela' in his new series, "Chicago Hope." During her one season on "Chicago Hope," Maffia landed a plum role in the Barry Levinson film, "Disclosure," in which she played Michael Douglas' tough sexual harassment lawyer, 'Katherine Alvarez.' Garnering rave reviews for her performance, Roma quickly landed feature film roles in director John Badham's "Nick of Time," playing a kidnapper opposite Christopher Walken and Johnny Depp; and "Eraser," with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Additional feature credits include "Holes"; "I Am Sam" with Sean Penn and Michelle Pfeiffer; "Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her" with Glenn Close and Holly Hunter; "Double Jeopardy" opposite Ashley Judd; and "Kiss The Girls" with Morgan Freeman. For television, Roma played the dedicated and intelligent 'Grace Alvarez,' forensic pathologist for the Violent Crimes Task Force for four seasons on NBC's primetime series "Profiler." Her telefilm credits include "Consensual Relations" for NBC; HBO's "Mistrial" with Bill Pullman; and Showtime's "The Defenders." She had a recurring role on NBC's "ER," and she has guest-starred on numerous television shows, including NBC's "The West Wing," HBO's "The Sopranos" and NBC's "Law & Order." In her free time, Roma is involved with the Unusual Suspects, a mentoring program in which actors, writers and directors help kids within the foster care and juvenile systems create theatre through their own words and life experiences. And though she is happiest when acting, she also finds time to run on her treadmill, write, play ping-pong and hang out with her two dogs, Lou Lu and Lucky.moreless -
Susan Barnes
Guest Star
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Michael B. Silver
James
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Mary Joy
Judge
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Fiona Hale
Great Grandma
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Richard Thomas
Dr. Brezak
He is an American actor, best known as budding author "John-Boy" on the CBS television series The Waltons. He's the son of Richard Thomas (born circa 1925) and the former Barbara Fallis. His parents were each dancers with the New York City Ballet and owned the New York School of Ballet.moreless
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Drama, Science Fiction
Themes
Characters With Hidden Agendas, City Living, Ensemble Cast, Extraordinary Situations, Futuristic Technology
