Monk
USA (ended 2009)
Cast & Crew
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Tony Shalhoub
Adrian Monk
Fleeing religious persecution in Lebanon, Tony's parents settled in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where Tony was born. Tony attended Yale University, and graduated from the University of Southern Maine in 1977. He began acting in small roles in films such as Longtime Companion,Honeymoon In Vegas, Searching For Bobby Fischer, and most memorably in the Bill Murray vehicle Quick Change. This led to a recurring role on the sitcom Wings. He continued acting in films, including Men In Black, Gattaca, and 'Galaxy Quest. He directed and starred in the restaurant film Big Night. He rose to prominence as the fussy, obsessive titular character in the television series Monk. In 1992, Tony married actress Brooke Adams. They have two daughters, Josie and Sophie.moreless -
Traylor Howard
Natalie Teeger
Traylor Howard was born and raised in Orlando, where she attended Lake Highland Preparatory High School. While still in high school, she appeared in a Juicy Fruit gum commercial.
Traylor graduated from Florida State University with a degree in communications and advertising, and a minor in English.
She appeared in the series Boston Common and Two Guys and a Girl. She also stars in the acclaimed series Monk.moreless -
Jason Gray-Stanford
Lt. Randall Disher
Jason Gray-Stanford was born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He decided to pursue acting by the time he got to high school. He attended and holds a BFA in theater from the University of British Columbia.
Jason began his career dubbing Japanese cartoons into English, and he went on to star in films such as Mystery, Alaska and A Beautiful Mind.
Jason has appeared in numerous U.S. and Canadian television series. His biggest TV role was playing Lieutenant Randy Disher in the TV series Monk, which completed an eight-year run on the USA Network in December, 2009.moreless -
Ted Levine
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer
One of six children of Milton and Charlotte Levine, both physicians, Ted Levine attended elementary school in Bellaire, Ohio, and later briefly attended Marlboro College in Vermont. He began his career as a stage actor in the early 1980s then expanding to television and movies later in that decade. His theatrical career includes performances at Chicago's famed Steppenwolf Theater, most notably as Tilden in Sam Shepard's Buried Child, directed by Gary Sinise.
After heading to Hollywood for a series of movies in the late 1990s, Ted impressed the critics (and at least some viewers) with his complex portrayal of the highly intelligent and deeply compassionate Dr. Robert Banger in ABC's too quickly cancelled Wonderland (2000). His notable film roles include Starbuck in Moby Dick, (1998), Eli Cooperberg in You Can Thank Me Later (1999), and Silas Kincaid in Harlan County War (2000). More recently, he appeared in Birth and The Manchurian Candidate. He will appear in Memoirs of a Geisha this December and has been cast in the starring role of Big Bob Carter in a remake of Wes Craven's thriller The Hills Have Eyes, scheduled to come out in 2006.
Meanwhile, Ted is back on television as Captain Leland Stottlemeyer in USA Network's popular detective series, Monk, also starring Tony Shalhoub and Traylor Howard, who has replaced Bitty Schram as Monk's assistant. For more information on this series, click the Monk link on the main page of this site.
Ted is married to hair stylist and makeup artist Kim Phillips. He has one daughter, Melissa, and one son, Mac.moreless -
Bitty Schram
Sharona Fleming (episodes 1-38)
Bitty Schram attended the University of Maryland, and after college became an accomplished stage actress. She appeared in Neil Simon's Broadway hit, "Laughter on the 23rd Floor," and with Nathan Lane Off-Broadway's "Blackout."
She appeared in small roles in films such as "A League of Their Own," "The Pallbearer," and "Chasers." She had a breakthrough when she was cast in a major role in the quirky detective hit, "Monk."moreless -
Stanley Kamel
Dr. Charles Kroger (Seasons 1-6)
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Melora Hardin
Trudy / Trudy Anne Ellison Monk
Melora Hardin is known as one of the stars on The Office, NBC's hit TV show, as Steve Carrell's hard-nosed boss/on again, off again love interest. On the big screen Melora can be seen in Thank You for Smoking, The Hot Chick, Absolute Power and Soul Man to name a few. Acting professionally since the age of six, Melora has done some 14 pilots and guest starred on many TV favorites such as Friends, Gilmore Girls, CSI, Monk, Cover Me, Little House on the Prairie, Quincy, Love Boat and many more. The Rocketeer featured her melodious singing voice, including a beautiful cameo and her soundtrack versions of "Begin the Beguine" and "When Your Lover Has Gone." Melora has also recorded two CDs of original songs, The Melodrama and Purr. Both albums are available at her official website.
Recently, Melora added directing to her resume with the one-woman show, Strip Search, which had a critically acclaimed run at the ACME Comedy Theatre in Los Angeles. Hardin followed that up by directing and starring in the independent feature, You, written by and starring her husband, actor/writer, Gildart Jackson. They plan to submit You to film festivals in 2007. Melora lives in the Los Angeles area with her husband and their two daughters, Rory and Piper. According to DVD commentary on Back to the Future, producer Bob Gale stated that Hardin was cast at one point to play the character of Jennifer Parker. When Michael J. Fox was cast as Eric Stoltz's replacement, Hardin was fired because producers felt she was too tall while on screen with Fox.moreless -
Tim Bagley
Harold Krenshaw
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Max Morrow
Benjy Fleming (episodes 3-11)
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Kane Ritchotte
Benjy (episodes 1-36)
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Emmy Clarke
Julie Teeger
Emmy landed her first part as Aimee in HBO's My House in Umbria, when a casting agent came to scout for talent at her American-International school in Surrey, England.
Since then she has gone on to star as Julie Teeger in the critically acclaimed USA Network series, Monk. She plays the daughter of the title character's personal assistant.
Outside of television, Emmy has begun working in feature films, having just finished her first role as Nicole Kidman's daughter in the movie Fur.
Emmy currently resides with her family in Connecticut.moreless -
Hector Elizondo
Dr. Neven Bell (Season 7-8)
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. -
Noel Guglielmi
Jose Alverez
Born in Orange County, California, Noel Guglielmi's friends call him "Noel G" because of their difficulty in pronouncing his last name (maybe it just has too many vowels and syllables?). His birthday is October 14 but he doesn't state which year on his offical website (www.noelguglielmi.com) - my guess would be somewhere between 1970 and 1983. An only child, Noel's says his nationality is Hispanic & Italian-American, which of course lends him to being cast in Hispanic-type roles. Noel is single, his stated favorite color is blue, favorite food sunflower seeds and favorite actor Joe Pesci. With that combination, he just might be a good candidate for NBC's "Queer-Eye-for-the Straight-Guy! But seriously, with his piercing dark eyes, it's hard to believe that Noel would have difficulty getting a date. He likes to spend his off-screen time talking to kids about the virtues of staying out of gangs. Other off-the-set activities include helping his friend Manny Jimenez with "Suspect Entertainment" A fledgling talent agency that specializes in "hard-to-find ethnic talent while focusing on tearing down the stereotypes and barriers that stand in the way of ex-gangbangers and barrio kids breaking into the Hollywood scene.moreless -
Anthony Santa Croce
Producer
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Jane Bartelme
Producer
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Scott Collins
Producer
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Tony Shalhoub
Executive Producer
Fleeing religious persecution in Lebanon, Tony's parents settled in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where Tony was born. Tony attended Yale University, and graduated from the University of Southern Maine in 1977. He began acting in small roles in films such as Longtime Companion,Honeymoon In Vegas, Searching For Bobby Fischer, and most memorably in the Bill Murray vehicle Quick Change. This led to a recurring role on the sitcom Wings. He continued acting in films, including Men In Black, Gattaca, and 'Galaxy Quest. He directed and starred in the restaurant film Big Night. He rose to prominence as the fussy, obsessive titular character in the television series Monk. In 1992, Tony married actress Brooke Adams. They have two daughters, Josie and Sophie.moreless -
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Rob Thompson
Executive Producer
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Andy Breckman
Executive Producer
Former Saturday Night Live and David Letterman writer, folk singer, and radio host. Despite being a funny comedian he has written some awful films. Andy continues to host, with Ken Freeman, the very funny (though some shows are audio trainwrecks) 7-second delay on WFMU in New Jersey. He currently is the creator and executive producer of Monk.moreless -
David Hoberman
Executive Producer
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Tom Scharpling
Executive Producer
Tom Scharpling is a Co-Executive Producer and writer for the hit tv show, "Monk." In addition to his work on "Monk", Tom hosts a radio show called "The Best Show on WFMU" every tuesday night from 8-11pm. Tom Scharpling lives in Newbridge, New Jersey with his wife, Jillian Barberie, and his dog, Dogmo. Yep. The Best Show, however, might not be around much longer. Philly Boy Roy just might be the next mayor of Newbridge.
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Andy Breckman
Creator
Former Saturday Night Live and David Letterman writer, folk singer, and radio host. Despite being a funny comedian he has written some awful films. Andy continues to host, with Ken Freeman, the very funny (though some shows are audio trainwrecks) 7-second delay on WFMU in New Jersey. He currently is the creator and executive producer of Monk.moreless -
Dan Dratch
Supervising Producer
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Sal Savo
Associate Producer
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Joe Pennella
Director of Photography
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Corbin Bronson
Casting
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Anya Colloff
Casting
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Amy McIntyre Britt
Casting
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John Duffy
Editor
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Categories
Comedy, Suspense
Themes
Altruistic Behavior, Cerebral, Coping With Death, Dramedy, Dry Humor
