ER
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Parminder Nagra
Dr. Neela Rasgotra
Parminder Nagra grew up in the town of Leicester, in Leicestershire, England, the oldest of four children born to a bookkeeper father and a factory worker mother. -
Mekhi Phifer
Dr. Greg Pratt
Born in New York City on December 12, 1975, Mekhi Phifer was raised in Harlem by schoolteacher and single mother Rhoda Phifer. He graduated in 1994 from Lincoln Square Auxiliary Services High School and planned on going to college to study electrical engineering. He also had aspirations of becoming a rap star. In fact, he had a deal in place with Warner Brothers records when he decided to go to an open casting call for Spike Lee's 1995 film Clockers. In spite of the fact that he had no formal acting training, he beat out a thousand other hopefuls and was picked for the lead role of the young drug pusher Strike. His performance was critically lauded and Phifer found his rapping and college plans put aside as he was thrust headlong into the world of acting.moreless -
Ming-Na
Dr. Jing-Mei "Deb" Chen
Ming-Na Wen was born on Coloane Island, Macau (an island under Portuguese rule that was later returned to China) on November 20, 1963. Her mother, Lin Chan Wen, divorced her father when Ming-Na was a young child. After the divorce, Ming-Na and her family moved to Hong Kong where her mother became a nurse. She has an older brother named Jonathan. At age four, Ming-Na moved to Queens, New York with her mother and Chinese-American stepfather, Soo Lim Yee. They moved to Yee's hometown of Pittsburgh five years later. While in Pittsburgh, Ming-Na attended Mt. Lebanon High School in the suburb of Mt. Lebanon in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Later, she graduated with a theater degree from Carnegie Mellon University. In 1998, she got a job acting on the soap opera As The World Turns. She was married to playwright Kirk Aanes from 1990 to 1993, but the two are now divorced. She married Eric Michael Zee, a fellow acting student and screenwriter, on June 16, 1995. They are still married and have one daughter, Michaela, and one son, Cooper Dominic.moreless -
Erik Palladino
Dr. Dave Malucci
Erik is the youngest of 3 sons born to Peter and Queenie Palladino. He grew up in Yonkers, and wanted to become an actor since seeing Robert De Niro's performance in Raging Bull (1980) when he was 12. A year later, he joined a children's repertory company. He and his brother, Chris, performed together in Chris' alternative rock band, No More Happy Faces. Erik majored in theatre at Marymount Manhattan College, graduating in 1991. He then continued playing in No More Happy Faces, while also pursuing his acting career. His breakthrough role came in (1994)on TV's successful series ER .moreless -
Goran Visnjic
Dr. Luka Kovac
Goran Visnjic was born in Sibenik, Croatia on September 9, 1972. The child of a bus driver and a food market worker, he has one older brother. Visnjic is married to Ivana Vrdoljak, daughter of director Antun Vrdoljak, and they have one adopted son, Tin.
Goran Visnjic began acting as a ten-year old, and an appearance in Equus at age 12 earned him his first standing ovation, followed by the directors suggestion that he had the skill to be a professional actor. After completing high school, he performed his mandatory service the Yugoslavian army at age 18 where he trained as a paratrooper, making 13 jumps. After the beginning of the Croatian War of Independence, he volunteered for the Croatian Army, but was replaced by his brother when he was accepted at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb. Classically trained, Visnjic's skills include fencing, which helped earn him his first stage role as Hamlet in the Dubrovnik Summer Festival production, a role he would play seven years, and for which he won three best actor awards. The role also brought him to the attention of director Michael Winterbottom, who cast him as the Bosnian driver Risto in Welcome to Sarajevo. That arresting performance, in turn, led to a stand-out role in Practical Magic, and caught the eye of ER producer Jack Orman, who recommended he be cast as the new doctor replacing George Clooney in 1999.
Since joining the cast of ER, Visnjic has starred in the independent film The Deep End with Tilda Swinton, the thriller Close Your Eyes, the television adaptation of Spartacus, and the action film Elektra opposite Jennifer Garner. While active in the American film and television industry, Visnjic continues to work in his home country. In 2004, he appeared in the film Duga Mracna Noc (Long Dark Night which was Croatia's submission for the 2004 Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, and for which he won both the Best Actor Award at the Pula Film Festival, and the Vladimir Nazor Award, Croatia's highest artistic award. He recently completed a guest appearance on Hravatski Television's Nasa mala klinika (Our Little Clinic), and has announced plans to star in a film biography of controversial Croatian general Ante Gotovina. Visnjic is also strongly rumored to be the leading candidate to play the villian in the upcoming 22nd Bond film.
Having completed his eighth year on ER, Goran Visnjic is contracted to play ER's lead character, Dr. Luka Kovac though the show's upcoming 2007-2008 season on a limited basis, and is expected to leave the show before the season\'s end.moreless -
Paul McCrane
Dr. Robert Romano
Paul McCrane was born in Philadelphia in 1961. He started learning to play the guitar in his teenage years, and even wrote a song at the age of 16 for his girlfriend. However, although he was interested in music, he also wanted to pursue a career in acting.
He landed his first role in 1977 in a theater production of 'Landscape of the Body'. In following years he got many more roles in both Broadway and off-Broadway productions.
He got his first movie role in 1980, in the film Fame, in which the song he wrote as a teenage was also included.
Since then he has had several roles in popular movies such as Rocky II, Robocop and The Shawshank Redemption.
However he is probably best known for his television roles. He played the character of Robert 'rocket' Romano on ER for many years, until he was written out of the show.
Since then he has also taken the time to start directing, and has completed several episodes of ER, and also single episodes of other popular shows such as Without A Trace.
He continues to work on television projects and has currently got a role on 24.
He got married in 1998 to Dana Kellin, and has since had two children. They currently reside in Los Angeles, California.moreless -
Kellie Martin
Lucy Knight
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Maria Bello
Dr. Anna Del Amico
Maria Bello was born on April 18, 1967, one of four children raised in Norristown, Pennsylvania, by a school nurse mother and a construction worker father. She went to Villanova University, where she majored in political science. She had every intention of becoming a lawyer, but she took an acting class during her senior year, just for fun. She discovered she was very good at acting, and she was soon cast in small, off-Broadway plays, such as The Killer Inside Me, Small Town Gals With Big Problems, and Urban Planning. She later guest-starred on episodes of The Commish, Misery Loves Company, Simon, Nowhere Man, and Due South. She got her big break when producers Kenny Lenhart and John Sakmar cast her in the spy show Mr. and Mrs. Smith, as Mrs. Smith. Kenny and John had remembered her brilliant performance from a remake of 77 Sunset Strip that never got on its feet. Mr. And Mrs. Smith was abruptly canceled after 8 weeks on the air. Then came a guest role on ER as Dr. Anna Del Amico where Maria guest starred on the final three episodes of the third season, making such a good performance that the producers asked her back as a regular for the series.moreless -
George Clooney
Dr. Doug Ross
As the nephew of the late singer Rosemary Clooney, and the son of a TV newscaster, you might think George Clooney had a leg up in showbiz. However, it's George's powers of suave dapperness that have made him a big movie star.
In 1994 George landed the role of Dr. Ross on the long-running hit E.R. and soon after he began appearing in films. Some of his notable movies include Batman and Robin, Out of Sight, O Brother Where Art Thou, and Ocean's Eleven.
George vowed never to remarry after his assumedly bad experience with his first wife, Talia Balsam.moreless -
Laura Innes
Dr. Kerry Weaver
One of six children, Laura Innes was born in Pontiac, Michigan, and raised in nearby Birmingham. She remembers her father, a college English instructor, taking the family to the famous Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Ontario, Canada, when she was small. It was there that she got her first taste of professional theater and decided to follow her father's advice to "do what you love." After graduating from high school, Innes attended Northwestern University, where in 1979 she earned a BA in theater. Work in Chicago theater followed, including a role at the renowned Goodman Theatre playing Stella opposite John Malkovich in A Streetcar Named Desire. She continued working in Chicago for four years and originated the lead role of Glenna in David Mamet's Edmund before traveling with the production to New York City. Innes's other theater credits include Two Shakespearean Actors opposite Eric Stoltz at Lincoln Center, Our Town with Campbell Scott at the Seattle Repertory Theatre, and Three Sisters at the La Jolla Playhouse with Nancy Travis, Phoebe Cates, and Jon Lovitz. Innes has guest-starred on television series such as Brooklyn Bridge, My So-Called Life, and Party of Five, and appeared in the 1993 Emmy Award-winning cable movie And the Band Played On. She is well-known for her comic turn as Bunny Mather, the promiscuous but sweet ex-wife of Lowell (Thomas Hayden Church) on NBC's Wings. She also starred with comedian Louie Anderson in the short-lived 1996 comedy series The Louie Show. Her breakthrough television portrayal came in 1995, when Innes stepped into the recurring role of Dr. Kerry Weaver during the second season of NBC's hit medical series ER. She became a series regular during the third season and has received two Emmy Award nominations as well as three nominations for Best Supporting Actress from Viewers for Quality Television for her portrayal of the fiercely independent doctor. Innes has stepped behind the camera nine times to direct episodes of ER, including the critically acclaimed "Be Still My Heart," in which Kellie Martin's character, Lucy Knight, was fatally stabbed. She has also directed five episodes of NBC's The West Wing and one episode of FOX's medical series House. Her big screen credits include the 1998 action-adventure film Deep Impact, co-starring Ta Leoni, Morgan Freeman, and Vanessa Redgrave and directed by former ER producer/writer/director Mimi Leder; as well as the 1999 film Can't Stop Dancing, with former ER co-star Noah Wyle.moreless -
Gloria Reuben
P.A. Jeanie Boulet
Gloria was born in Toronto in June of 1964. Her mother, an accomplished singer, encouraged Gloria to purse her creative talents. Gloria started off as most kids do, on the piano, but soon graduated to her interest in music technique and theory. She also studied jazz and ballet at the Canadian Royal Conservatory. As timed passed Gloria got into modeling. She relocated to Los Angeles in 1988. This made a few appearances on such shows as The Flash, Silk Stalkings, and Homicide: Life on the Street. Gloria's big break came when she joined the cast of ER in 1995. This role earned Gloria several Emmy nominations. Gloria later landed roles in the television series The Agency and MISSING, as well as several cinema releases.moreless -
Michael Michele
Dr. Cleo Finch
Michael was born Michael Michele Williams on August 30, 1966, to proud parents Jerry and Theresa Williams. She spent many of her formative years in New York City where she later began to pursue an acting career. In 1984, practically right our of high school, Michael moved to New York and began to make many commercials. Later, singer Freddie Jackson noticed her talent and beauty and signed her to do a trilogy of his videos throughout the 80's. Michael's very first movie was "Def by Temptation" in 1990. However, she received her big break in movies in 1991 when she was cast as Wesley Snipes' girlfriend in the urban drama "New Jack City". Since Michael's break in films, she has starred in "The Sixth Man" with actors Kadeem Hardison and Marlon Wayans and numerous roles in television series. Her tv series include "Players", "Trade Winds", and "Peter Ben". These roles were followed by roles in "Central Park West", "New York Undercover", "Homicide: Life On the Street", and her current television series, "ER". In "ER", Michael stars as Dr. Cleo Finch, a second-year resident in pediatric medicine. Michael is currently single and commutes bi-coastly between New York and Los Angeles.moreless -
Julianna Margulies
Nurse Carol Hathaway
Julianna was born in Spring Valley, New York (just outside New York City), on June 8, 1966. She is the youngest of three daughters. Her father, Paul, is an advertising writer, and her mother, Francesca, is a former dancer with the American Ballet Theater. They divorced when Julianna was still a child. Shortly after she was born, Margulies and her family lived in Paris for two years before relocating to England. When she was five they returned to Spring Valley, where Julianna attended Green Meadow School. Five years later they moved back to England. At age 14, Margulies began high school in New Hampshire. She later attended Sarah Lawrence College. She majored in art history, spent her junior year abroad in Florence, Italy, and appeared in several plays before graduating with a B.A. in liberal arts. While looking for acting jobs in New York, Margulies waited tables for a year until winning a role as a prostitute looking to go straight in Out for Justice. Eventually, she supported herself by appearing in regional theater productions, at the Yale Repertory Theatre and the Asolo Theatre in Florida, as well as in national TV commercials. She guest-starred in a 1993 episode of NBC's Law & Order and then filmed Philly Heat, a pilot from Tom Fontana. Fontana later cast her in small recurring role as a waitress and violinist in his NBC series Homicide: Life on the Street. In 1994 she landed the role of nurse Carol Hathaway on NBC's medical drama ER. She left the series after six seasons. Many roles have followed, including critically acclaimed performances in The Mists of Avalon (2001) and The Grid (2004), both made-for-TV productions, and a memorable recurring role as Julianna Skiff during the 2006 season of the HBO series The Sopranos. On the big screen she has opted for more obscure roles in many independent films, though in 2006 she portrayed flight attendant Claire Miller opposite Samuel L. Jackson in the much-hyped Snakes on a Plane.moreless -
Eriq La Salle
Dr. Peter Benton
La Salle is one of four children. He has a B.F.A. Degree in theatre from New York University. In adition, he studied two years at Juillard. La Salle acted in many plays on and off brodway. His big break came when he played "Mike Rivers" in the soap opera One Life to Live in 1968. Following that he moved to LA and began acting on television.moreless -
Sherry Stringfield
Dr. Susan Lewis
Sherry Stringfield, the oldest of three children, was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, but raised mainly in Spring, Texas. While attending Klein High School, she participated in both athletics and acting, and later attended the Acting Conservatory of the State New York at Purchase, from which she graduated in 1989 with a B.F.A. One week later she secured a leading role on the CBS soap opera Guiding Light, portraying Christina "Blake" Thorpe for three years. In 1993 she was cast as Laura Michaels, a Manhattan D.A. and the bitter ex-wife of lead character Detective John Kelly (portrayed by David Caruso) in the ABC police drama NYPD Blue. She left that show after one season.moreless -
Anthony Edwards
Dr. Mark Greene
Anthony Charles Planck Edwards was born in Santa Barbara, California. He began his acting career on the stage when he was 12. He attended San Marcos High School in Santa Barbara and later graduated from the University of Southern California with a BA in drama. He would act over 30 plays in 5 years before he went to London to attend the Royal Academy of Arts. He made his feature-film debut in the 1982 movie Fast Time At Ridgemont High. In 1994 he became the lead actor for the NBC hit medical drama ER, and remained a regular on the series for 8 seasons.moreless -
Linda Cardellini
Nurse Sam Taggart
Linda Edna Cardellini was born on June 25, 1975, in Redwood City, California, to Wayne David Cardellini and Lorraine Hernan. She graduated from nearby Mountain View's St. Francis High School in 1993, and attended Loyola Marymount University's College of Communication & Fine Arts, graduating in 2001 with a degree in theatre. Cardellini got her start in television as the lead in Bone Chillers (1996), an ABC children's show. She may be best known for her roles as high school student Lindsay Weir on the television series Freaks and Geeks and nurse Samantha Taggart on NBC's ER. She played Velma in two live-action Scooby-Doo! movies, which were released in 2002 and 2004, respectively. In 2005 she played a supporting role in Ang Lee's critically acclaimed Brokeback Mountain, and also appeared in the socially conscious American Gun. In 2006 she starred with Allen Covert in the lighthearted Grandma's Boy.moreless -
Shane West
Dr. Ray Barnett
Shane West was born in 1978 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He began to pursue an acting career at the age of fifteen, gaining bit parts on various television shows, but it was not until 1999 when West appeared in ABC's "Once and Again" (1999) that he got his major breakthrough. Aside from catapulting to teen heart-throb status with the success of the show, West has made his mark on the big screen within such films as Liberty Heights (1999) and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003). Aside from acting, West continues the musical traditions of his family (both parents were musicians when he was young) with his band, Jonny Was, for which he writes and plays guitar.moreless -
Scott Grimes
Dr. Archie Morris
Scott Richard Grimes was born July 9th of 1971 in Lowell, Massachusetts, USA. Starting his career based on music, Scott then went onto acting, starring such shows as Party Of Five and Band Of Brothers. He is currently starring on NBC medical drama ER as Dr Archie Morris. He married his wife Dawn, on 5 May 1997, and has two children.
Grimes also lends his voice to the American sitcom American Dad! as Steve.moreless -
Alex Kingston
Dr. Elizabeth Corday
Alex Kingston grew up in Epsom, on the outskirts of London, the eldest of three daughters of a butcher and his German wife. She became interested in acting after a family trip to Germany, where she saw her uncle performing on stage. Her first role was at the age of five, when she played the angel Gabriel in a school play. She attended an all-girls grammar school in Epsom, where was inspired by her English teacher to pursue an acting career. At age fifteen she got her first professional acting job playing a judo-trained bully on the British television series Grange Hill.
After finishing her schooling, Alex moved to London, where she attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. She successfully completed their two-year program and began performing in repertory theatres across England. She was soon asked to join the prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company, where she performed not only mainstays like Much Ado About Nothing and King Lear, but also new plays and contemporary American cs.
She made her feature film debut in Peter Greenaway's 1989 movie The Cook, the Thief, his Wife, and her Lover. In 1996 she landed the title role in the PBS Masterpiece Theatre adaptation of Daniel Defoe's Moll Flanders, a role that brought her critical acclaim. In 1997 she became a household name when she took on the role of Dr. Elizabeth Corday on the NBC television series ER.moreless -
Noah Wyle
Dr. John Carter
Noah Wyle was born Noah Strausser Speer Wyle on June 4, 1971, in Hollywood, California. He was the middle child of three raised by parents Stephen Wyle, an electrical engineer, and Marjorie Speer, an orthopedic nurse. His parents divorced when Wyle was six. His mother, with whom the children lived, later married James C. Katz, a film restorer who had three children of his own from a previous marriage. For his high school education, Wyle attended Thacher, a unique boarding school in the Ojai Valley of California.moreless -
John Stamos
Dr. Tony Gates
John Stamos' original family name is Stamopolous, which was shortened by his grandparents when they came to America from Greece. His parents are Bill & Loretta, and he has two younger sisters, Janeen & Alaina, both schoolteachers. John's first professional role was as Blackie Parrish on the daytime soap, "General Hospital" (1963), which turned into a 2-year role, for which John won two Soap Opera Digest Awards (1982 & 1983). In 1987, he began the role of Jesse on "Full House" (1987/I), which is his best-known role to date, spanning 8 years. At his request, the writers of "Full House" gave his character the last name of Katsopolis, instead of the original character's name, Cochran, in order to highlight John's Greek heritage. He has played drums occasionally with The Beach Boys since 1985, and directed their "Hot Fun in the Summertime" video. More recently, he expanded his career to include the role of J. Pierrepont Finch in Broadway's production of "How to succeed in Business Without Really Trying!", in 1995, showcasing not only his musical talents, but his dancing ability as well. On September 19, 1998, he married Rebecca Romijn of MTV's "House of /a>", whichwas the first marriage for them both. In 2005, John and Rebecca had a divorce.
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Sharif Atkins
Dr. Michael Gallant
Born in Pittsburgh, Atkins moved with his family to Chicago when he was 6 years old. His father, a chief public defender, and mother, a museum executive, still reside there; his sister, Makeba Atkins, a mechanical engineer, now lives in Tucson, Arizona. While he remembers his first acting role as a strawberry in a fourth-grade play, he didn't feel any special commitment to the arts until he participated in a summer theater arts program at nearby Northwestern University. Atkins later obtained his bachelor of science degree in speech at the prestigious private university in 1997. He remained in Chicago and worked in small stage productions. He also appeared on the locally filmed series "Early Edition," and in the feature film "Light It Up." After moving to Los Angeles, where he crashed on a friend's couch, Atkins found an agent and began working, landing guest-starring roles on "That's Life", "The District," and "Arliss." His big break came, however, when he was cast in "The Big Time," a two-hour pilot for "ER" executive producer John Wells. Sufficiently impressed with the young actor, Wells offered him the new role of Gallant over an arc of episodes early in the 2001-02 season. He can also be seen in a guest-starring role as Gary Navarro in "The 4400." He can also be seen in the movie "Paved with Good Intentions." Sharif, resides in Los Angeles; his birthday is January 29.moreless -
Maura Tierney
Dr. Abby Lockhart
Maura Lynn Tierney, the oldest of three children, was born to a prosperous politician father, Joseph Tierney, and a real estate agent mother, Pat Tierney. She grew up in the exclusive Hyde Park district of Boston and attended Notre Dame Academy, an all-girls Catholic high school in Hingham, Massachusetts. In 1983 she moved to New York to study drama at NYU, where she performed in quite a few university plays, including Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean; Baby With the Bathwater; Danny and the Deep Blue Sea; Talking With; and Food. After receiving a BFA degree in Theater Studies, Maura honed her skills at the Circle in the Square Theater School, but did not complete her studies there. Opting instead to pursue her acting career in Tinseltown, she moved to Los Angeles in 1987. Like countless other Hollywood hopefuls, Maura struggled to get noticed and land a breakthrough role. Her first jobs were in made-for-TV movies: she played a mean cheerleader in Disney's 1987 movie for ABC titled Student Exchange, and had a forgettable role in the 1988 movie Crossing the Mob. That same year she was cast in The Van Dyke Show, a short lived series on CBS. This was followed by guest appearances on various television series like Family Ties, Booker, and Law & Order. Maura's feature film debut was in 1991's Dead Women in Lingerie, though her formal resume lists her first movie credit as 1991's The Linguini Incident.moreless -
Angela Bassett
Dr. Cate Banfield
Angela Bassett is an American actress born in New York City on August 16, 1958. Though born in New York City, she grew up in St. Petersburg, Florida. A high school teacher of Bassett's encouraged her to apply to Yale and she got a scholarship, and ended up spending 7 years there that include 3 post grad years studying drama. Her first appearance was in a small role in the cult favorite "F/X." Her break-through role was playing Tina Tuner, who she had never seen perform before taking the role.moreless -
David Lyons
Dr. Simon Brenner
In 2004, David Lyons graduated from Australia's National Institute for Dramatic Art with a degree in the Performing Arts.
He is most famous for his role as the leading seaman Josh "ET" Holliday on the Australian drama, Sea Patrol. In 2008, he was added to the cast of the popular medical drama, ER as Dr. Simon Brenner, the doctor who ends up being the third person in the last season's love triangle between fan favorites Ray and Neela.moreless -
Deezer D
Nurse Malik McGrath
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Nasim Pedrad
Suri
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Courtney B. Vance
Russell Banfield
Attended Harvard, where he earned a BA, and earned a Master's degree from Yale School of Drama. Received two Tony Award Nominations for his stage work and had performed in a number of highly acclaimed films, including The Tuskegee Airmen. Currently married to actress Angela Bassett.moreless -
Sam Jones III
Chaz Pratt
Having been in Hollywood only two years, Sam Jones III is already making quite a name for himself. He recently completed leading roles in two upcoming feature films, Zigzag and Snipes, as well as having guest-starred in several television series. His role as Clark Kent's (Tom Welling) best friend Pete in the action-adventure drama Smallville marks his series-starring debut. Growing up in Boston, Mass., Jones acted in local commercials. After spending a summer vacation with a friend living in Los Angeles, he caught the showbiz bug and decided to pursue a career in acting. Soon after he graduated from high school, Jones moved to Hollywood to follow his dream. His first job was a memorable guest-starring role on NYPD Blue in which he portrayed a troubled teen who stole a gun and hid it in his daughter's crib. From there, his career began to grow. His credits include an emotionally charged recurring role on C.S.I. in which he played a teen who accidentally killed a girl and then watched as his grandfather attempted to take the blame. He also guest-starred on Judging Amy as a sexually abused teen who gets mixed up in a drive-by shooting. Jones will appear in two episodes of the new R.L. Stine series The Nightmare Room, beginning this fall on Kids' WB! On the big screen, Jones is poised to make an auspicious debut. In the gritty independent drama Zigzag, he plays the autistic 15-year-old title character opposite Wesley Snipes as his crack-addicted father. The film also stars Oliver Platt, Natasha Lyonne and John Leguizamo as his terminally ill mentor. Jones also stars in the upcoming independent crime drama Snipes, playing opposite rapper Nelly and Dean Winters (Oz). When he is not working, Jones spends his time on the basketball court. He currently lives in Los Angeles and will relocate to Vancouver for the filming of Smallville. Source: The WBmoreless
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