Malibu Shores
NBC (ended 1996)
Cast & Crew
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Charisma Carpenter
Ashley Green
Charisma Lee Carpenter was born in Las Vegas, Nevada on July 23, 1970 to Don and Christine Carpenter. She studied classical ballet as a child. After moving and changing high schools often, she attended Chula Vista School of Creative and Performing Arts. After high school, she became a cheerleader for the San Diego Chargers. In 1992, she moved to L.A. and attended classes at Playhouse West, where she appeared in many plays and television commercials. She got small roles in shows like 'Baywatch,' and appeared in the short-lived series 'Malibu Shores.' Later, she landed the role of Cordeila Chase on 'Buffy, the Vampire Slayer' and it's spin-off, 'Angel.' On October 5, 2002, she wed Damian Hardy, and on March 24, 2003, the couple welcomed their son, Donovan Charles Hardy, into the world. The couple divorced on July 3, 2008.moreless -
Christian Campbell
Teddy Delacourt
On May 12, 1972 in Toronto; Gerry Campbell (a theater director, teacher) and Mary Neve (an actress) celebrated the birth of their first child: a son, Christian. Sadly when he was 5, his parents divorced and his father got custody of Christian and his younger sister Neve. At 12, Christian made his theatrical debut in A thousand clowns and to this day the stage still remains his first love. Another big change came when he was 13 and went to live with his mom.
Throughout his teenage years, Christian was active in Canadian acting be it in television (Degrassi High) or in plays (Broken Requiem). Being a child actor didn't make Christian think that he shouldn't train for his trade; he studied for 2 years at Claude Watson School For The Arts in Toronto and Ryerson University in Toronto too for 3 years in their Drama Program.
In more recent years, Christian has become a theater director and co-founder of the Blue Sphere Theater Company LA (a company that existed from 1994 to 1998). He was married for 2 years to Erin Matthews, but the marriage didn't work out. Theater is Christian's first love and he is very active in it having been seen recently in Great Expectations (2006), but he can also be appreciated in movies (One night, IBID) and television (CSI: NY for example).moreless -
Greg Vaughan
Josh Walker
Greg was born on June 15, 1973 and raised in Dallas, Texas. After graduating from high school Greg moved to Italy, where he modeled for designer Giorgio Armani. He has also modelled for designers Gianni Versace, Tommy Hilfiger and Ralph Lauren. After several years in modeling Greg turned to acting. Greg has starred on the soap operas The Young and the Restless and General Hospital. When he's not working, Greg enjoys playing golf and basketball. He also enjoys horse riding, and windsurfing.moreless -
Keri Russell
Chloe Walker
Keri started acting in 1991 when she joined the TV series "MMC". She left "MMC" in 1993 when she moved to Los Angeles to pursue a serious acting career. She was hired on to Aaron Spelling's "Malibu Shores" (1996), but her breakthrough performance came in1998 when she signed on to play the lead role of 'Felicity Porter' in the WB series "Felicity". Since "Felicity", Keri has had numerous movie roles and she did a stint on Broadway in "Fat Pig".moreless -
Jacob Vargas
Benny
Jacob Vargas started his acting career at the age of 12, after he was discovered breakdancing in a schoolyard. His first stint as an actor was a brief appearance as a breakdancer on the hit TV show "Diff'rent Strokes" (1978). In 1995 he won the very first ALMA Award (for Emerging Artist of the Year) for his work in both Allison Anders' Mi vida loca (1993) and Gregory Nava's My Family (1995). Jacob has starred in films such as Selena (1997), Get Shorty (1995), American Me (1992), Romy and Michele's High School Reunion (1997) and the cult favorite Next Friday (2000) and Traffic (2000), which earned him a Screen Actors Guild Award and another ALMA Award. Jacob has also starred in John Moore's Flight of the Phoenix (2004) and Jarhead (2005). In 2006, Jacob appeared in 3 other films, The Death and Life of Bobby Z, the historical drama-Bobby, and Alex Rivera's sci-fi political love story, The Sleep Dealer. In 2001 Jacob starred in the independent film Road Dogz(2000), in which he was also the excutive producer. He also co-produced and starred in the stage play "Latinologues", which ran on Broadway in 2005. Jacob is not satisfied with being labeled as just an actor. He has also been focusing his talents on writing and producing. Through his Third Son Production company he is currently developing several feature film and television projects. Jacob is currently married and has 1 child.moreless -
Susan Ward
Bree
Susan Ward was born Michelle Susan Ward on April 15, 1976 in Monroe, Lousiana to Eddie Ward, a former detective, and Sue Ward, an associate professor of Psychiatry at the University of Louisiana and a former nurse. Susan is an American actress best known to television audiences as good girl "Meg Cummings" on the short lived NBC soap opera Sunset Beach. After the show ended, Susan decided to concentrate on her movie career, appearing in films like Going Greek, Shallow Hal and Toxic. Ward does occasional guest roles on popular television series such as Friends, CSI: Miami, and Monk. It is rumored that Susan has had a bit of plastic/cosmetic surgery, but has not herself admitted to it. Susan married movie producer David C. Robinson on June 4, 2005 at Saddlerock Ranch in Malibu, California.moreless -
Tia Texada
Kacey Martinez
Before landing her most notable role of NYPD Sgt. Maritza Cruz on Third Watch, Tia Texada was a singer. She appeared on the soundtrack for Dawson's Creek and she sang the part of Lupe, the parrot in the 1998 animated film Paulie.
She has appeared in movies like the 1996 From Dusk Till Dawn, the 2001 Glitter and the 2004 Spartan. She also had a role on the short-lived series Malibu Shores. While at Third Watch, she also had a recurring role on Static Shock, as the voice of Talon.moreless -
Randy Spelling
Flipper Gage
Randall Gene Spelling was born on October 9, 1978 in Los Angeles, CA, to parents Aaron & Candy Spelling, joining older sister Tori. Randy followed in older sister Tori's footsteps, appearing in executive producer father Aaron's "Beverly Hills, 90210", first as Kenny in three 1992 episodes and later in the 1996 recurring role of Ryan, the trouble-making stepbrother of Steve. Randy got his first regular role in his father's short-lived "Malibu Shores" (1996) and achieved great success as Sean, the rebellious son in the Richards family, in his father's "Sunset Beach" (1997-1999). Randy has branched into films such as "Held for Ransom"(2000), "National Lampoon Presents Dorm Daze" (2003), "Pledge This!" (2006), "Dimples" (2006) "Hoboken Hollow" (2005), "Hot Tamale" (2006) and "Cosmic Radio" (2007).moreless -
Michelle Phillips
Suki Walker
A sweet-faced harmonizer on such classic Mamas and Papas songs as "California Dreamin'" and "Monday Monday," totaling nine top-40 hits in all, young Michelle then started a Hollywood career late in the decade that flourished in the '70s and '80s. She was born in '44, making her only sweet sixteen in '60 and only 21 when "California Dreamin'" hit it big for the Mamas and Papas in '65. Her exotic birthplace: Long Beach, California: Her moniker at birth: Holly Michelle Gilliam (Papa John's nickname for her when they first met was "California Girl"). Michelle's moment on the national music stage lasted as long as the group did, peaking in June of '67 with the wonderful Monterey Pop Festival and ending two months later with their final concert at the Hollywood Bowl (later albums came out after the group disbanded). However, Michelle was talented, beautiful, and well-connected, so it wasn't long before she established a successful career in Hollywood. Her career in front of the camera had begun in '66 when the group made the rounds of all the music-variety shows ("Ed Sullivan," "Hollywood Palace," etc.). She also appeared with the Mamas and the Papas in the documentary film about the Monterey Pop Festival (the group was the festival's closing act). With her first major movie, Dillinger in '73, she was nominated for a Golden Globe as the Most Promising Newcomer. Michelle's long list of screen credits includes several regular roles on prominent TV shows (including "Beverly Hills 90210," "Knots Landing," "Hotel," "Second Chances," and "Malibu Shores") plus over a dozen TV movies (including The California Kid in '74, Secrets of a Married Man with William Shatner in '84, Assault and Matrimony in '87, Pretty Poison in '96, and Sweetwater in '99). Along the way Michelle recorded a solo album, Victim of Romance, in '76, and she wrote an entertaining book, California Dreamin': The True Story of the Mamas and the Papas, in '86. She's also executive producer on a new 20th Century Fox movie about the Mamas and the Papas, due to be released in 2001 or 2002. But most of all, unlike some of her famous friends, Michelle managed to make it to the 21st century, her beauty and talent and joie de vivre intact. Today Michelle still lives and works in L.A. While she was a key part of the group's image and sound, Michelle was not the vocalist that powerful Cass Elliot was. There's only one great M & P song on which Michelle sings lead: "Dedicated to the One I Love" (a remake of the '61 Shirelles hit) on the '67 album Deliver. But Michelle's sweet voice, "the purest soprano in popdom," declared Time magazine, perfectly complemented Cass's brassy, jazzy vocals. Furthermore, Michelle was more than just a singer she was an inspiration. John Phillips wrote many of the group's hits about her, including "Go Where You Wanna Go," "Words of Love," and "I Saw Her Again." And Michelle even co-wrote some of their best songs, including "California Dreamin'," "Creeque Alley," and "Trip Stumble and Fall" (she's mentioned by name three times in the great "Creeque Alley"). Her acting in the '70s quickly brought attention, and with her first major movie, Dillinger in '73, she was nominated for a Golden Globe as the Most Promising Newcomer, an award she lost to Tatum O'Neal, who was in Paper Moon that year. "It was a time for youth to be itself," Michelle wrote in California Dreamin'. "Youth was all. To be young was everything. Drugs were young, music was young, freedom was young." Michelle was young, too. A seventeen-year-old model in San Francisco, she met and quickly fell for folk-singer John Phillips, who was nine years her senior, in the summer of '61. She married Phillips at the end of '62. They were living in New York when they and John's friend, Denny Doherty, took an extended vacation to the Virgin Islands in '65; singer Cass Elliot, who was sweet on Denny, joined the trio there, and they practiced as a quartet while living in tents on the beach. They relocated to L.A. in '65 and at the end of the year recorded "California Dreamin'." The song was an instant smash, and almost immediately Michelle was speeding down the rock 'n' roll highway tours, concerts, recording sessions, huge celebrity parties, travel by Lear jet, an ocean voyage to Europe on the France, impulsive trips to Acapulco and Morocco, shopping sprees (she and John had two Jags and three Rolls-Royces), and the obligatory drug excesses (marijuana and LSD were the narcotics of choice). The main speedbumps during this time were the affairs Michelle had with Denny and Gene Clark of the Byrds while she was married to John. As marital tensions rose, John, with Denny and Cass taking his side, expelled Michelle from the group in '66. Another singer, Jill Gibson, was brought in for several concert dates, a time Michelle later called "the most desperated, painful, hysterical months of my life." After Michelle begged to get back in, Jill was excused and the reformed Mamas and the Papas continued on for another year. In '68 Michelle had a daughter by Papa John named Chynna, who herself became a popular singer in the '90s. But by the end of '68 Michelle and John had broken up for good. Michelle then took up with actor Dennis Hopper, a relationship that culminated in a disturbing eight-day marriage in '70. With the group finally disbanded, her Hollywood life took over, resulting in romantic links with Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson, and Roman Polanski. In '82 she gave birth to a son, Austin Hines, whose father, as shown and discussed in the April 26, 1982 issue of People magazine, is actor Grainger Hines; Hines has had roles on the shows "The City" and "General Hospital," in addition to appearing in a dozen TV movies. Michelle adopted another son, Aron Wilson, in '88. Both of those sons are now in college. In the spring of 2000 Michelle married a plastic surgeon, whom she'd known for 28 years.moreless -
Ian Ogilvy
Marc Delacourt
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Essence Atkins
Julie Tate
She currently stars alongside Rachel True in the new UPN comedy series Half & Half. She recently made her feature film debut in Jesse Dylan's hit comedy How High, opposite Method Man and Redman.
She has previously been a regular on such shows as Smart Guy, Malibu Shores, Under One Roof, and Saved by the Bell The College Years; and has appeared as a guest or in a recurring capacity on Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Moesha, Promised Land, The John Larroquette Show, The Parent 'Hood, and The Wayans Brothers. Filmography:
Deliver Us from Eva (2003)
4 Movies on 2 DVDs (2002)
Looking Through Lillian (2002)
Nikita Blues (2000)
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Tony Lucca
Zack Morrison
Tony was born in Pontiac, Michigan on January 23rd, 1976. He was the second child of parents Tony and Sally, eighteen months behind his older sister Ami Jane. Raised in a large music making family, Tony began singing and playing at age three. By age eight, he started playing and writing with his cousin, Cole Garlak. Tony and Cole spent the better part of their jr. high and high school years learning classic rock cover tunes and performing in garages and school cafeterias throughout Oakland County. At 15, Tony moved to Orlando, Florida to enjoy four years of working as a "Mouseketeer" on Disney's new "Mickey Mouse Club."After high school and the show's cancellation, he moved to Los Angeles to continue his career as a professional entertainer. In his first two years, Tony scored some national commercials and a role on the short-lived NBC drama, "Malibu Shores." After it was cancelled, Tony got back to his music career. In '97 he released his first independent record entitled "So Satisfied." He sold 1000 copies via his website in one year. In '99 he released a second collection of songs called "Strong Words Softly Spoken." Currently, Tony remains an independent signer and is now writing and recording songs for a third project.moreless -
Katie Wright
Nina Gerard
Katie is not only an accomplished actress but she has worked behind the scenes as well, writing and producing, and working with special effects. Katie started her career as an actress appearing on "The Wonder Years" as Jane in 1993. From 1994 to 1996 she starred in several films. In 1996, Katie landed the role of Nina Gerard on the short lived TV series by Aaron Spelling, "Malibu Shores". Since the show's cancellation, Katie went on to make guest appearances on other tv series such as "Boy Meets World"(1997), "Players" (1997), "Walker, Texas Ranger" (2000) and "Baywatch"(2001). Katie also had a recurring role on "Melrose Place" in 1997 as Chelsea Fielding. Katie worked in special effects on the film, Artificial Intelligence: AI (2001) as assistant for stan winston: Stan Winston Studio. In 1998, Katie wrote and produced the film, "Hairshirt". Her last TV appearance was as herself in "Women of the Beach" in 2002.moreless -
Walter Jones
Mouse Hammon
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Barry Watson
Seth
After what Barry Watson has gone through with his health, love life, and career, it wouldn't be hard to imagine him feeling to be one of the most blessed and luckiest people on this Earth. Television and film actor Watson has battled through cancer, was reunited with his life partner after several years, and has starred in three successive television shows from 1996 to 2009, his most popular role playing Matt Camden on the conservative family drama 7th Heaven. He spent his first eight years in Traverse City, Michigan before his family settled in Richardson, a suburb in Dallas, Texas, where he began a career in modeling up until his mid-teens. With the suggestion of his modeling agent, Barry took acting courses. In 1989, Watson moved to Los Angeles and immediately landed the role of Randy on the long-running daytime soap Days of Our Lives. After his six-month stint on the show, Barry went back to Texas and finished his secondary studies at Richardson High School (1992), where he first met his fiancee Tracy Hutson. He then returned to LA determined to continue his acting profession. He made guest appearances on The Nanny (1994), Baywatch (1996), and Nash Bridges (1996) before he met actress Tori Spelling, who introduced her to his first wife Laura Payne Gabriel. He also met Tori's father, TV producer Aaron Spelling, who cast him in a recurring role on the short-lived NBC teen drama Malibu Shores. It was in 1996 when Barry landed the role of his career as he was cast by Spelling to play Matt, oldest son of Rev. Eric Camden (Stephen Collins) on 7th Heaven. During his ten-year stint on the series, Watson also had notable appearances in the films Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999), Sorority Boys (2002), and Boogeyman (2005). In 2002, Watson was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease, a form of lymphatic cancer. While undergoing chemotherapy, he stopped work as an actor but was instead involved as a writer for 7th Heaven. With his cancer going into remission in 2003, Barry continued on with his character on the show until it ended in 2006. He was never out of work after that as he portrayed the title role of Brian O'Hara on the ABC sitcom What About Brian (2006-2007) and played Todd, the ex-boyfriend and roommate of Samantha (Christina Applegate) on another ABC sitcom Samantha Who? (2007-2009).moreless -
Persia White
Listener
Persia Jessica White was born on October 25, 1972. She was born in Miami, Florida but was also raised in Nassau, Bahamas. She is half Bahamian and and half Caucasian. She is an American actress best known for her role as Lynn Searcy on the CW show Girlfriends White is also the vocalist & lyricist for the industrial rock band XEO3. Outside of music and television, Persia has appeared in various independent films. Her television work includes guest starring roles on Angel, NYPD Blue, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, as well as a series regular role on Breaker High. Persia co-produced the award-winning documentary Earthlings, which was narrated by Joaquin Phoenix. Persia who is a vegan, is also an active member of different human rights, animal rights, and environmental organizations including the Humane Society of the United States, Global Green, Farm Sanctuary, PETA, and the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. In 2005, Persia was honored by PETA as Humanitarian of the Year.moreless -
Scott Gurney
Matt
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Lee Garlington
Guest Star
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Gregg Henry
Jack Walker
Gregg Henry is an American film and theater character actor and part-time blues and country musician. He is best known for his chilly performance as serial killer Dennis Rader in the made-for-television movie The Hunt for The BTK Killer, and for playing various bad guys in films such as Payback and Brian De Palma's Body Double.
He currently plays scheming land developer Hugh Pannetta, opposite Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver on the FX series The Riches.
Gregg is married to Lisa James, noted director of the American Theater, and lives in Los Angeles, California.moreless -
Christine Healy
Guest Star
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Leigh Taylor-Young
Mrs. Green
Married to Guy McElwaine (1978-divorced?). Was married to Ryan O'Neal (1967-1973). Has a son, Patrick (w/ O'Neal). Her daughter-in-law is Rebecca De Mornay. Has 2 granddaughters, Sophie (1996) and Veronica (2001). Has a sister, Dey Young and a brother, Lance Young. Leigh Taylor-Young, Emmy Award winning actress and international personality portrays the role of Katherine Crane. Born to a diplomatic family in Washington, D.C., she began her formal education as an Economics major at Northwestern University. Taylor-Young soon changed to Theater and studied under the renowned teacher, Alvina Krause. Subsequently, following graduation, she continued her studies in New York City with Sanford Meisner, at the Neighborhood Playhouse. Taylor-Young has over fifteen feature films to her credits including I Love You, Alice B. Toklas with Peter Sellars, Jagged Edge with Glenn Close and Jeff Bridges, Looker with Albert Finney, The Gang that Couldn't Shoot Straight with Robert DeNiro, Soylent Green with Charlton Heston and The Horsemen with Omar Shariff. Her television credits include Peyton Place, Dallas, Beverly Hills 90210, The Pretender and the critically acclaimed Picket Fences, for which she won an Emmy. In addition to her film and television work, Taylor-Young has a special passion for theater. She had the unique privilege of performing in one of Samuel Beckett's last works, The Beckett Plays, directed by Alan Schneider at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, the Harold Clurman Theatre in New York, the Donmar Warehouse Theatre in Convent Garden, London and the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland. Her other theatre credits include Three Bags Full, Knives and Sleeping Dogs. Taylor-Young has worked for Ted Turner's Better World Society. She is the voice for the Search for Serenity series of audio meditations for The Course in Miracles and she is an ordained minister in the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness and works closely with John Roger, an educator and Wayshower. Taylor-Young has been active on behalf of the environment as a Special Advisor in Arts and Media for the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), as well as a representative for the Institute for the Study of Individual and World Peace. She as the Goodwill Ambassador from the United Nations for ICEBRIDGE: First Artic Environmental Forum in 1995. Taylor-Young resides in Los Angeles, CA. She has one son, Patrick, a sportscaster. Her birthday is January 25.moreless -
Michael G. Hagerty
Upperclassman
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Sebastian Tillinger
Craig
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Brian Austin Green
Sandy Gage
Brian Green was born on July 15th 1973 (Van Nuys, California) to parents Joyce and George Green. He has a step-brother Keith and step-sister Lorelei. Brian's father was a country & western artist and used to frequently take him along to gigs and soon got him interested in the world of music. His first full time TV acting job came when he portrayed the role of 'Brian Cunningham' on Knots Landing (1979) between 1986 and 1989. He later went on to star as 'David Silver' in the long-running teen show, Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990). He also appeared in several TV movies, such as Her Costly Affair (1996) (TV) and Unwed Father (1997) (TV) and guest-starred on other shows such as Saved by the Bell: The College Years (1993) and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1996). He released an album in 1996 called "One Stop Carnival" and still continues to work on producing music, especially hip-hop, with his production company and in his home studio. More recently, he has had roles as 'Luke Bonner' in Resurrection Blvd. (2000) as well as in independent films such as 'Randy Mecklin' in Purgatory Flats (2002) and 'Jack O'Malley' in Southside (2003/I). He was engaged to his Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990) co-star Vanessa Marcil and the couple have a son named Kassius Lijah Marcil-Green (born March 30, 2002). He starred in the ABC comedy Freddie, with Freddie Prinze Jr.moreless -
Tori Spelling
Jill
Tori Spelling is an American actress whose career spans television, theater, and film. Best know for her role as the naive, long-time virgin Donna Martin in the iconic 1990s TV series Beverly Hills, 90210 (created by her prolific televison writer/producer father, Aaron Spelling), she has also received critical praise for her work in such independent films as Trick and The House of Yes. Tori and her husband, Dean McDermott, are stars and executive producers of Oxygen's hit reality series Tori and Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood. Ms. Spelling lives with her family in Los Angeles.moreless -
James McDonnell
Mrs. Nesbitt
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Eugene Williams
Mouse's Brother
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David Wagner
Ryan
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Anne Tremko
Megan
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Tom Kenny
Debate Moderator
Tom Kenny was raised in East Syracuse, New York, where he later attended Catholic School. Tom Kenny was always fascinated with comic books and animated programs, which he read and watched on a constant basis, which permitted him to know more about the two subjects than anyone in his neighborhood. Tom Kenny idolized Bob Clampett and he did everything he could to learn as much as possible about animation; though Tom never imitated the voices of animated characters, as he preferred to create his own voices. Tom Kenny began his entertainment career as a stand-up comedian in Boston, though he later went to San Francisco where he continued to perform stand-up comedy. However, he still credited his comedy career to the legends in animation, such as Tex Avery, rather than other comedians in the field. Tom didn't initially plan to provide voices for a living, though one night when he was performing his comedy routine, there were some executives from Nickelodeon and Hanna-Barbera in the audience, who approached him with an offer to work with them, which changed his life forever.moreless
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