Lost
ABC (ended 2010)
Cast & Crew
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Nestor Carbonell
Richard Alpert (Season 6, recurring previously)
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 -
Matthew Fox
Dr. Jack Shephard
Matthew is best-known for playing Jack Shephard in "Lost" and Charlie Salinger in "Party of Five." He debuted as a director with the feature "Lucky Bugger."
Matthew married Margherita Ronch in 1991. They have two children, Kyle and Byron and are expecting a third as of December 2006. He and his family currently reside in Hawaii, near the set of "Lost."moreless -
Daniel Dae Kim
Jin Kwon
Daniel was born in Korea but immigrated with his family to the United States when he was just two years old. His hometown is Easton, Pennsylvania. He speaks English with no accent, though most people wouldn't guess it from his performance on Lost.
Daniel earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Haverford College/Bryn Mawr College in Theater & Political Science. During that time, he spent a semester studying at the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford. In 1993, he started the MFA acting program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and graduated with a Masters in Acting in 96.
Daniel's first major role was as a very young Torvald in Pan Asian Repertory Theater's presentation of Ibsen's c play, "A Doll's House." He has had numerous theater roles which comprise the bulk of his early acting career.
Daniel currently lives in Hawaii. He is married, with two sons.moreless -
Josh Holloway
James "Sawyer" Ford
Just like Sawyer, his famous brooding bad boy character on Lost, American actor Josh Holloway is a stubborn survivor from the South. It may have taken Josh nearly a decade before being recognized onscreen, but his hard work and perseverance has surely paid off. Being part of the popular ABC ensemble show raised Holloway's status from virtual anonymity to television stardom. Josh was born to Scottish parents in a California region now known as Silicon Valley, but when he was two, his family settled in a rural northern Georgia trailer park 75 miles outside Atlanta. He completed his early education at Marie Tesley middle school and Cherokee High School in Canton, Georgia. Josh attended University of Georgia, but only after a year, he dropped out due to financial reasons. He instead began a career in modeling, which gave him the opportunity to travel throughout North America and Europe. Holloway then decided to move to Los Angeles in pursuit of an acting profession. In 1993, Josh appeared as a purse snatcher in the Aerosmith music video for "Cryin'". Several years would pass before he would make his television debut as the "Good Looking Guy" in a 1999 episode of Angel. During the next five years, Holloway took on small independent film projects which included Cold Heart (2001), Moving August (2002), and Dr. Benny (2003). While finding his stride professionally, Josh kept a development company in Georgia and a French-Vietnamese restaurant in Los Angeles. At one point, Holloway almost gave up on his dream in exchange for a more financially viable career in real estate. But days after receiving his license as a real estate agent, he landed the part of James "Sawyer" Ford on the J.J. Abrams sci-fi drama Lost. Early on in the series, Josh's character was known as the guy with the toughest of exteriors but who had a soft spot for Kate Austen (played by Evangeline Lilly), who like him had a shady and colorful past. Aside from his penchant for taking his shirt off, Sawyer was also famous for his wisecrack remarks and monikers for his island co-inhabitants. In June 2010, Holloway won a Saturn Award for "Best Actor on Television" for his role on Lost and in September 2010, he was added to the cast of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol. When he stopped shooting the pilot of Lost in Hawaii, he proposed to his girlfriend, Yessica Kumala. They later married on October 1, 2004. On April 9, 2009, they had their first child, Java Kumala.moreless -
Evangeline Lilly
Kate Austen
Evangeline's combination of irresistible charm and natural talent is earning her a reputation as one of the most promising young actresses in Hollywood. She was discovered by a Ford agent on the streets of Kelowna, BC, but passed up an offer to sign with the agency. While acting had been a dream of hers since she was a teenager, she abandoned the notion for the more aesthetic dream of working in international relations. Six months later Lilly moved to Vancouver to attend the University of British Columbia and decided to sign with Ford to help pay for tuition. After appearing in a few commercials, she decided to give up acting and focus on studying. A couple of years later, a friend urged her to give acting another shot and, after a role in Kingdom Hospital, Lilly caught the acting bug. She founded and ran a world development and human rights committee at her university. She has lived under a grass hut in the jungles of the Philippines with a missionary group, and has been a volunteer for children's projects since the age of 14. She is fluent in French and loves ice skating, canoeing, kayaking, snowboarding and rock climbing. Official Biography for Evangeline Lilly. Reprinted with permission.moreless -
Yunjin Kim
Sun Kwon
Touted as the "Korean Julia Roberts", Yunjin Kim is already an distinguished actress in her homeland of Korea and throughout Asia, especially for her work in the film Shiri. She was born in Seoul and lived in Korea until she was ten when her family emigrated to the United States. She was raised in Staten Island, New York. Yunjin graduated from the New York High School of Performing Arts, and went on to study drama at the London Academy of Performing Arts. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in acting from Boston University. She has been trained for acting at British American Drama Academy and has also attended Oxford University. After doing projects in her homeland Korea, Yunjin established an acting career in the United States, getting minor parts on MTV, ABC, and Broadway. In 2004, she was cast as Sun Kwon on ABC's sci-fi drama, Lost. She bought a house in Hawaii and has been residing there for the shooting of the hit show.moreless -
Terry O'Quinn
John Locke
Terry O'Quinn is known for his roles as Peter Watts on Millenium, F.B.I Assistant Director Kendall on Alias, Captain Thomas Boone on JAG, General Omar Santiago on Harsh Realm, and John Locke on the hit show Lost.
Terry O'Quinn has also done guest appearances on The West Wing, Miami Vice, and The X-Files and has appeared in movies such as Old School, Ghosts of Mississippi, The Rocketeer, and The X-Files.moreless -
Michael Emerson
Benjamin Linus (Seasons 3+, recurring Season 2)
Michael Emerson was born in 1954 and is now a famous actor who is mostly assosciated with his amazing stage work, but has appeared in several television series including popular hits like The Practice and Lost. Some of his more recent movie credits include his co-star role opposite Antonio Banderas in The Legend of Zorro and Cary Elwes in Saw. In 1993, he enrolled in the Alabama Shakespeare Festival's University of Alabama-sponsored Master of Fine Arts/Professional Actor Training program. After graduation, Emerson returned to New York and appeared in the annual Alabama Shakespeare Festival showcase. He graduated in 1995 from the Professional Actor Training M. F. A. program at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, and is also a graduate of Drake University. Previous jobs include freelance illustrator and teacher, which he actually considered being instead of an actor. Michael Emerson finally got his big break in 1997 when he starred as Oscar Wilde in Moises Kaufman's critically-acclaimed off-Broadway play, Gross Indecency: The Trials of Oscar Wilde. All though this was not his first acting position, this was by far his largest acting job and really jumpstarted his acting. In 2001 he won an the Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series "Emmy" for the portrayal of confessed serial killer William Hinks in "The Practice". Michael is currently married to actress Carrie Preston, who he tied the knot with in September of 1998. His most recent work would be on the ABC hit television series Lost where he is the leader of a group of people who we know refer to as "The Others". The motives of his character on the show are still relatively unknown.moreless -
Rebecca Mader
Charlotte Lewis (Seasons 4-5, recurring in Season 6)
Rebecca Mader (born in Coldham's Lane, England) is an actress perhaps best known for turning down a permanent role on All My Children. She did play the role of Morgan Gordon for about a dozen episodes, however.
Mader worked as a model in New York for a year, appearing in adverts for L'Oreal, Colgate and Wella Hair. She is married to Joe Arongino.
In 2008, she joined the cast of the ABC hit drama Lost, playing Charlotte Lewis.moreless -
Jeremy Davies
Daniel Faraday (Seasons 4-5, recurring in Season 6)
Davies was born as Jeremy Boring in Traverse City, Michigan. He's the son of children's author Mel Boring and is the second of four children. He moved to Kansas with his mother after his parents divorced. After his mother's death in the mid 1970's, he went to live with his father and step-mother in Santa Barbara, California. Davies' first role was a part Singer & Sons in 1990. He later performed on two episodes of The Wonder Years in 1992. Other small roles were in the NBC TV movie Shoot First: A Cop's Vengeance, he also appeared in the pilot for a colonial era sitcom called 1775 and as guest appearance on Melrose Place. Soon after, Davies found himself being sent feature film scripts. He began building a repertoire with films such as Twister, Steven Spielberg war-epic Saving Private Ryan which was so well-received that it led him on to star in numerous different films. Davies has recently confirmed to appear on the hit series Lost in 2008.moreless -
Jeff Fahey
Frank Lapidus (Season 6, recurring in Seasons 4 & 5)
Jeff Fahey was born on November 29, 1952, in Olean, New York. He was the 6th child of a family of thirteen children (eight boys and five girls). Despite the large difference in ages, the family was always a close one.
When Jeff was seventeen years old, after graduating from high school, he began traveling extensively. His travels took him to Alaska, Europe, Israel, India, the Himalayas and Afghanistan. His great range and diversity as an actor may well be a direct result of his traveling days, as he lived and learned of the life and cultures of the vast diversity of people wherever he traveled, working his way around by taking odd jobs at different locations.
When Jeff was in his early twenties he returned to the States where he successfully experimented with a wide variety of employment opportunities which included working as a vacuum cleaner salesman, selling encyclopedias, as a trainer in a health club, and teaching ballroom dancing. At the age of twenty five, while he worked as a ballroom dancing teacher he was invited to attend the ballet. He applied and won a full scholarship to dance with the Joffrey Ballet in New York City. It was while he was dancing that he learned the importance of utilizing his entire body to tell a story, and not to rely only on a tone of voice or change in facial features to express his thoughts and emotions. The Joffrey Ballet led to stage roles, first in the chorus, then in more and increasingly longer speaking roles. An accident in London necessitated Jeff to return home prematurely. Jeff remained, as ever, undaunted. A few weeks later, in 1982, he landed his first major television role, as Gary Corelli in the popular daytime soap opera One Life To Live.
From 1982 to 1985, Jeff lived and enjoyed the life of a daytime soap idol. In 1985, Jeff's big break came. He was offered his first major big-screen role, as Deputy Tyree in Silverado. From his first break in Silverado in 1984, and continuing to the present day, he has never experienced a lull in his acting career. Calling himself a "jobber actor", Jeff makes around four or five films per year, selecting his parts according to the needs he wishes to fulfill inside himself. Once it might be a place in the world he has never seen (Dazzle), another time it might be an actor he would like to work with (Robert Mitchum), or he might want the experience of working with a female director to understand a role from a different point of view (Sandra Locke). In 1994, Jeff had the opportunity to star in a weekly television series, The Marshal, produced by his close friend, and acting colleague, Don Johnson. Jeff has said that more than any other vehicle he had acted in to date, his own personality, values, and feelings become encompassed in the character that was to evolve, and emerge, as Winston MacBride. Unique in its concept, the show starred only Jeff, as he liked to say in interviews at the time, one man, one hour. It was a show which showcased the talent of a very versatile actor well. Once the series ended (after two seasons) Jeff continued to make around four or five films a year, and became a big celebrity in European markets. Never one to wait for life to catch up to his aspirations and goals, Jeff now added producing to his resume, bringing the experience of years to his movie rolls and projects. Continuing to seek out roles that would allow him to stretch the bounds of his own individuality, he has always remained faithful to the inner voices that urges him to explore the multiplicity of the human condition in all of its varied manifestations. His movies, therefore, represent an extremely eclectic mixture of type and content, as Jeff has repeatedly accepted the challenge of portraying multiple personas that are living and reacting to a variety of life and experiences.moreless -
Ken Leung
Miles Straume (Seasons 4+)
Ken Leung was born in New York, USA on the 21 January 1970. His family moved to Midwood, Brooklyn where he grew up before finishing high school in Old Bridge, NJ. Ken attended NYU as a University Scholar where he found his passion for acting with Catherine Russell and Nan Smithner. In 1997, Brett Ratner cast him in Rush Hour. Ken was cast in the directorial debut of Edward Norton in Keeping the Faith. Ken has appeared in many independent and tv films, as well as features, including films with Ratner and with Spike Lee. In 1998, he played James the Less and God in Terrence McNally's passion play, Corpus Christi.moreless -
Ian Somerhalder
Boone Carlyle (Season 1, recurring otherwise)
The son of a massage therapist and a building contractor, Ian was born and raised in the small southern town of Covington, Louisiana. Boating, swimming, fishing, and training horses filled much of his time growing up, as did his school drama club and performing with the local theater group. With his mother's encouragement, at age 10 he began a modeling career that took him to New York each summer. In junior high he put modeling on the back burner and focused more on sports and school. A few years later, when the opportunity to model in Europe arose, Ian grabbed it. He embarked on an enriching path of work, travel and study that took him to cities including Paris, Milan and London. At 17, he began studying acting in New York, and by 19 had committed himself to the craft, working with preeminent acting coach William Esper. His fate was sealed while working as an extra in a club scene in the feature film "Black & White." A talent manager visiting a client on the set spotted Somerhalder in a crowd scene of 400 and immediately signed him for representation. Happy to be anchored in New York, Somerhalder spends much of his time studying acting, writing and practicing yoga. His recreational interests include water and snow skiing and horseback riding.moreless -
Harold Perrineau Jr.
Michael Dawson (Seasons 1,2 & 4, recurring in Season 6)
Harold Perrineau Jr. was born in Brooklyn, New York on the 17th February 1968.
He got his acting debut in "Fame", and continued doing theater for most of his early career.
In 1988 he began his movie to films and television.
Harold has been in titles such as Shakedown, Smoke, and The Edge.
He is probably best known for his roles in the last two parts of The Matrix trilogy and his role of wheelchair bound prisoner, Augustus Hill in the television series Oz, as well as his role on Lost. as Michael Dawson.moreless -
Elizabeth Mitchell
Juliet Burke (Seasons 3-5, recurring in Season 6)
Elizabeth Mitchell was born in Los Angeles, but raised in Dallas. From a young age, Elizabeth was drawn to the stage. She was always aware that little money could be made in acting, but she loved it and continued nevertheless.
Elizabeth went to an arts high school, where colleges would come to watch the children perform. She then managed to get a place at Stephens College, and after graduating she moved on to London. In London she was involved in many stage productions and continued her studies too.
For years, Elizabeth concentrated on the theater, and stage acting. After returning to America and losing some weight, though, she started to act in both films and television. She first gained major public awareness in film 'Gia' where she was credited second after Angelina Jolie.
Elizabeth is currently starring in hit t.v. show 'Lost'.moreless -
Henry Ian Cusick
Desmond Hume (Seasons 3+)
Born in Trujillo, Peru, Henry Ian Cusick is the son of a Roman Catholic Peruvian mother and a Scottish father of Irish Catholic descent. He was raised in Trinidad and Scotland and now lives in Hawaii with his wife Annie and their three sons. He has an extensive list of theater credits in addition to his television and motion picture roles. He trained at The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama before joining the Glasgow Citizens Theatre and has worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal National Theatre and others. Leading film roles include Jesus in The Gospel of John, William in 9/Tenths, and Brian in Half Light. He has also been working in Hawaii on the hit TV show, Lost.moreless -
Maggie Grace
Shannon Rutherford (Seasons 1-2)
A native of Columbus, Ohio, Maggie made her television debut in 2002 as Martha Moxley in the telefilm "Murder in Greenwich." She also starred in the TV movie "12 Mile Road," with Tom Selleck. She has guest-starred on "Law & Order: SVU," "Cold Case," "Lyon's Den" and "CSI: Miami."
Maggie attained star status when she was cast as rich-girl Shannon Rutherford on the series "Lost." This helped her land a lead role in the ill-advised remake of John Carpenter's "The Fog."
Most recently, she purchased a home in Hawaii, near the set of "Lost." She is very good friends with her "Lost" co-star Josh Holloway and his wife Yessica.moreless -
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
Mr. Eko (Seasons 2-3)
Born in London, England, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje split his time as a youth between the UK and Nigeria. After earning a Masters from London's prestigious King's College University, a career in acting came his way when acclaimed director Frank Marshall cast him in Congo. This led to appearances in the films Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls and Legionnaire, the HBO movie Deadly Voyage, television series Cracker and New York Undercover, as well as the ABC miniseries 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
Adewale recently wrapped Get Rich or Die Tryin', in which he plays the lead opposite Curtis 50 Cent Jackson. The film, which will be released this winter, was directed and produced by Oscar nominee Jim Sheridan. He also completed work on the film Mistress of Spices, a romantic comedy in which he stars opposite Aishwarya Rai. That film was written and directed by Gurinder Chada & Paul Mayeda Berges, part of the creative team behind Bend It Like Beckham.
Adewale's dramatic portrayal of the murderous drug addicted prisoner Adebisi in the television series Oz led to critical and audience acclaim, as well as two NAACP Award nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series and Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. Ever eager to explore new ground, Adewale left Oz to focus on his film career and subsequently went on to star in blockbusters opposite Brendan Frasier in The Mummy Returns and with Matt Damon in The Bourne Identity.
Adewale's is also well known for playing the role of Mr. Eko on ABC's Lost. He was a main character on the show in it's second and third seasons.moreless -
Kiele Sanchez
Nikki Fernandez (Season 3)
Kiele Sanchez got her first acting break when a Los Angeles-based talent agent happened to be watching MTV and saw her final audition. He tracked her down through MTV and asked to represent her, on condition that she move to Los Angeles. Although a little wary, Sanchez confirmed that the fellow was indeed an agent from one of the top five talent agencies. The next thing she knew, she was headed for Los Angeles. While growing up in Chicago, Kiele performed in her first play in high school and was hooked. She continued performing in Chicago's renowned theater productions until a few years later when, while watching television, she saw a commercial asking for people to audition for MTV's Video Jockey (VJ) contest. Excited about the possibility of expanding her career beyond Chicago, Sanchez flew herself to New York and ended up being the first runner-up (out of 4000 people) in the contest. Soon after arriving on the West Coast, Kiele appeared in three pilots and in the film Class Warfare. Last season she starred in the ABC series That Was Then, which was her first regular series role. Now a resident of Los Angeles, Kiele is single and enjoys spending time with her friends and her dog. In 2003 Kiele appeared in the TV series pilot that didn't go on air of Young MacGyver, also she got a role on the movie Stuck on You as Pepper Spray Cutie among well known actors Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear. That same year Kiele landed a chance of a lifetime in the role of Susan Wagner on the ABC comedy Married to the Kellys, the series lasted until 2004. In 2005 Kiele replaced Laura SanGiacomo in the WB's new drama Related in the role of Anna Sorelli. The series lasted a full season but when WB merged with UPN the new network decided to cancel the series in 2006. In the mid-season break of Related Kiele got guest roles on the series pilots of Four Kings as the character Jen and Modern Men as Lisa. Then she got the main role of Ronnie Sarazen on the ABC new series Girls on the Bus but the series not lasted much. Currently Kiele got the role of Nicky in the acclaimed series Lost as one of the island survivors. Her role began after the third season of the series and we hope that her role gets deeper as the season unfolds. We are also waiting for the released of her highly anticipated big screen feature Mr. Magorium's Magic Emporium this year.moreless -
Rodrigo Santoro
Paulo (Season 3)
Rodrigo Santoro was born into a poor family to an Italian father and a Brazilian mother and decided to try his luck as an actor in Rio de Janeiro. After working for many years on Brazilian television productions, he was offered roles in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, the TV movie The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone, and Love Actually. He joined the cast of the hit ABC show Lost for the series' 3rd season.moreless -
Emilie de Ravin
Claire Littleton (Seasons 1-4 & 6)
Emilie was born and raised in Mount Eliza, Australia. When she was a teenager, she studied ballet, only to give it up for acting a short time later. In 1999, Emilie got her first big break with a role on the alien-drama Roswell playing the alien people loved to hate and hated to love, Tess. After starring in a few movies, the small screen called Emilie back. This time with a new show and a move to Hawaii to film. She was cast as Claire Littleton in the hit ABC drama Lost.moreless -
Cynthia Watros
Libby (Season 2, recurring otherwise)
Cynthia Watros (born September 2, 1968 in Lake Orion, Michigan) is an American actress. She initially became known for her role as Annie Dutton on the CBS soap opera Guiding Light from 1994 to 1998. Watros' character began as a heroine, but she gained notice and critical acclaim when her character's rivalry with Reva Shayne (played by Kim Zimmer) led her to become a scheming villianess. In 1998, Watros won a Daytime Emmy Award as "Outstanding Lead Actress" for her role on Guiding Light. Watros has had a complicated history with Guiding Light co-star Kim Zimmer. Zimmer and Watros met when they co-starred in an off-Broadway show, "Four Dogs and a Bone" by John Patrick Shanley. Although there is no long-standing rivalry, working in close quarters apparently caused a serious rift between them when they both appeared on Guiding Light. In particular, a physical altercation between the two actors was captured on tape during filming of a Guiding Light episode. Watros overcame a serious disease as a teenager; she was diagnosed with Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, an autoimmune disease of the blood. It required several years of chemotherapy and a splenectomy. In an interview in the Season 3 DVD of Titus, she stated that she had lost her hair and gained over 100 pounds as a result of this disease. In 1998, Watros briefly filled in for Jensen Buchanan as Victoria Hudson McKinnon on Another World while Buchanan was on maternity leave. Watros is married to Curtis Gilliland and has twin daughters, Emma Rose and Sadie Anna (born July 14, 2001). She is also known for her TV role as Erin Fitzpatrick on Titus from 2000 to 2002 and Kellie Newmark on The Drew Carey Show from 2002 to 2004. On Titus, she broke through as a comedic actress, playing the real-life fiance of the title character. According to the DVD commentary, Erin was originally supposed to be more like Tommy in the series (worrysome, neurotic), and Tommy was supposed to be more like how Erin was (strong, supportive). The characters' personality changes were made a week before the pilot was shot. After Titus was canceled, she took on the role of Kellie Newmark on "The Drew Carey Show," as a replacement for the departure of Christa Miller. As a welcoming gesture, Drew Carey sent flowers to her on a weekly basis. In 2005 she was cast on the popular ABC series Lost as psychologist Libby, a member of the "Tailies", a group of survivors of the plane crash who were in the tail section of the plane (and not seen during Season One). Watros and her Lost co-star Michelle Rodriguez were each pulled over and arrested on the morning of December 1, 2005 in Kailua, Hawaii, where Lost is filmed. Both actresses were charged with drunk driving. At trial, Watros plead guilty and was ordered to pay a fine and go into counseling.moreless -
Naveen Andrews
Sayid Jarrah
Naveen Andrews is British, of Indian descent. He attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, which counts among it's alumni Ewan McGregor and David Thewlis. At the age of 16 he began living with his teacher, Geraldine Feakins. The two went on to have a son, Jaisal. He appeared in British films such as 'London Kills Me,' Mira Nair's 'Kama Sutra,' and the BBC mini-series 'The Buddha of Suburbia.' He attained international recognition for a supporting role in 'The English Patient.' He has become very well-known for his role as Sayid, the Iraqi soldier, on the televison series 'Lost.'moreless -
Dominic Monaghan
Charlie Pace (Seasons 1-3, recurring otherwise)
Born and raised in Berlin, "Lord of the Rings" star Dominic moved at the age of 12 with his family to England. He is fluent in German and has loves doing accents and impersonations. Dominic was studing English Literature, Drama and Geography at Sixth Form College when he began his television career in "Hetty Wainthrop Investigates." He appeared on stage in the world premiere UK production of the "Resurrectionists, Whale and Annie" and "Fanny from Bolton to Rome." He has attributed his love of film to watching "Star Wars" at the age of 6. His other loves include writing, music, fashion, watching as well as playing soccer and surfing. He is currently dating his "LOST" co-star, Evangeline Lilly. There has been lots of speculation that they are now engaged.moreless -
Michelle Rodriguez
Ana Lucia Cortez (Season 2, recurring otherwise)
Michelle is well known for tough-girl roles. Her biggest role prior to Lost was as a street-smart boxer in the movie Girlfight. Michelle has also starred in The Fast and the Furious with Paul Walker and the thriller Resident Evil. Born in Bexar County, Texas, Michelle always knew she wanted to become an actress. Her family moved around a lot, making stops in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico before ending up in Jersey City, New Jersey.moreless -
Jorge Garcia
Hugo "Hurley" Reyes
Born to a Chilean-American father and a Cuban-American mother, Jorge grew up in Southern California. He went to San Clemente High School in California and majored in Communications in UCLA in California. After college he joined the Beverly Hills Playhouse and worked as a stand-up comedian. To cover the bills, Jorge was employed in a bookstore/record store for six years while he was still a struggling actor. He has performed at the Laugh Factory and Comedy Store in Los Angeles. Jorge has also appeared on stage, being part of the following theater productions: The Midnight Zone, Something Borrowed Something Blue, Romancing Valentino, Fiddler on the Roof, Hurlyburly, and Guys and Dolls. In 2004, Jorge was cast as Hurly/Hugo in the ABC sci-fi drama Lost. As of 2008, he resides in Oahu, Hawaii. Jorge also has a girlfriend named Malia Hansen whom he met in early 2005 and is her neighbour.moreless -
Malcolm David Kelley
Walt Lloyd (Season 1, recurring otherwise)
The entertainment industry isn't new to young Malcolm David Kelley he has been working in show business since the age of five. His motion picture credits include roles in Antwone Fisher, opposite Denzel Washington, and You Got Served. On television he guest starred in the series Judging Amy, Malcolm in the Middle, For Your Love, Girlfriends and Eve. He was also featured in numerous commercials, including Cap'n Crunch, Kool Aid, Disney and Kohl's department store. Recently he was seen in a Snoop Dog video and completed a voice over for the Nickelodeon cartoon Fatherhood. Malcolm spent the first 11 months of his life in foster care before being adopted by the Kelleys. His sister, Sydney, was adopted by the family two months later. He enjoys playing soccer and basketball, despite his small stature. He keeps up with his favorite basketball team the Lakers and politics, even getting involved as class Treasurer at his middle school. His leadership earned him the role of Student Ambassador with People to People Student Ambassadors, with whom he traveled to the United Kingdom last July to represent the United States.moreless -
Zuleikha Robinson
Ilana Verdansky (Season 6, recurring in Season 5)
Zuleikha Robinson was born in London in 1977. She comes from a multi-ethnic background and grew up all over the world including Thailand and Malaysia. She then attended Bristish boarding schools but moved to Los Angeles where she attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (LA) and graduated in 1999. She landed her first movie role in Timecode in 2000 and has since starred in Hidalgo and The Namesake. She has also been in many theatrical productions, but has found most success on television where she has starred in The Lone Gunman, Rome and New Amesterdam. She has also landed a role on Lost.moreless -
Sonya Walger
Penny Widmore
Sonya Walger is quickly establishing herself as one of Hollywood's rising starlets. She starred in 2004's The Librarian: Quest for the Spear, and earned a Saturn Award nomination in the category of Best Supporting Actress on Television. In 2001, she landed the lead role opposite Mike Binder in HBO's critically acclaimed show, The Mind of the Married Man. Binder recognized Walger's talent after working with her in the independent film, The Search for John Gissing, also starring Janeane Garofalo. Knowing he had a star on his hands, Binder cast her in the HBO show. However, the show lasted only two seasons and was canceled after the 2002 season. In 2003 she starred in the short-lived NBC series Coupling, which was based from the British series of the same name. Sonya was also featured in the movie Caffeine, which starred Mena Suvari and Katherine Heigl. Since 2006, Sonya has had a recurring role on the ABC hit series Lost, playing the role of Penelope Widmore.
Walger has been making a name for herself on both the silver and small screens since she arrived in Los Angeles three years ago. In early-2002, she starred in 40, a short film directed by Michael Caleo. She played the role of Zina in Remy Bartlett's Einstein, released in 2000. The talented actress also portrayed Lady Frances in the TV drama, All the Kings Men, opposite David Jason and William Ash, and played the part of Miriam in the 1999 movie Noah's Ark. Walger has appeared in a slew of theatrical plays including The Real Inspector Hound, Vilette, Apolyptica, and Hayfever.
Sonya Walger was born and raised in London, England. She studied English literature at Oxford University, performing in student plays in her spare time. Her passions and major were in literature until she discovered another form of expression, that of acting, and she has thrived in it since. Today, Walger spends her free time in London and Buenos Aires, where her father resides. Walger is fluent in Spanish and proud of her South American background. When Walger is not busy with her successful acting career she spends her time reading and writing.moreless -
Sonya Walger
Penelope 'Penny' Widmore
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Action & Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction, Suspense
Themes
Alcoholism, Characters With Hidden Agendas, Coping With Death, Destiny, Ensemble Cast
