Smallville

The CW (ended 2011)

Cast & Crew

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  • Tom Welling

    Clark Kent/Kal-El of Krypton

    9.0
    Thomas John Patrick Welling was born in upstate New York on April 26, 1977. Tom started out as a construction worker and a Calvin Klein model before becoming an actor. He is best known for his role as Clark Kent on Smallville. Most recently, he starred in the thriller movie The Fog. Sorry ladies, but Tom is off the market! He married the model, Jamie White, in July 2002, after they'd been dating for three years. They have several dogs together and currently live in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
    Some of the films Welling has appeared in include Cheaper by the Dozen (2003), in which he starred with Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt. He also appeared in the film's sequel. He also starred in a B-grade horror flick, The Fog (2005) with Maggie Grace from Lost. He started working with directing in 2006 when he directed the season 5 episode of Smallville, "Fragile" and has since directed the episodes: "Hydro", the show's 150th episode "Apocalypse", "Injustice" "Legends," "Patriot" and "Booster".moreless
  • Allison Mack

    Chloe Sullivan (Seasons 1-9, Recurring Season 10)

    9.1
    Allison's father, opera singer Jonathan Mack, was performing with a local company in Germany, and Allison spent her first two years there. Who knew that this rather uneventful beginning would lead to a starring role in the CW's hit show
  • Erica Durance

    Lois Lane (Season 5+)

    9.1
    Erica was born in Calgary to a truck driver, Joel, and librarian, Gail. She grew up with an older brother and sister on a turkey farm in Three Hills, Alberta. After school, she moved to Vancouver to start her acting career, which has primarily included low-budget horror films and guest roles on sci-fi TV shows. In 2004, Durance began her role as Lois Lane in the popular CW/WB series Smallville. Erica married David Palffy on January 8, 2005.moreless
  • Cassidy Freeman

    Tess Mercer (Season 8+)

    8.8

    Cassidy was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1982. Her parent's occupation is cattle ranchers while her siblings all went into the performance arts.

    Most of Cassidy's early days was spent honing her acting skills. As a child she attended the Latin School of Chicago. It is a private institution that focuses on such theater arts as; chorale and muscials.

    Upon graduating high school, cassidy moved to Vermont where she attended Middlebury College. By the time she graduated Magna Cum Laude, she had degress in both Spanish and Theater. Shortly after, she took another excursion out of the country to Vietnam.

    When she came back to the US, Cassidy went back into her theater work and starred in the New York stage production of "Cigarettes and Chocolate".

    Cassidy eventually found her way yo Los Angelas, California. Here she began to expand beyond stage acting and started to star in both tv and films. Her most well known role thus far is that of Tess Mercer on the show Smallville.

    As of 2011, Cassidy continues to act and participate in such charities and projects as "Heal the Bay" and "Virginia Avenue Project".

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  • Callum Blue

    Major Zod (Season 9)

    8.4
    Callum Blue ('Lord Andrew Jacoby' in "Princess Diaries 2") has enjoyed a strong career in television and is now adding feature films to his credits, including the role of Aramis in the film "Young Blades," directed by Mario Andreacchio. In his starring role in "Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement," Callum plays Lord Andrew, the new love interest of Princess Mia. Best known for his role as Mason, a grim reaper, on Showtime's hit series about the undead, "Dead Like Me," Callum Blue can also be seen on Channel 4 UK's hit series "As If." Callum's television credits also include "Love and War in the Appenines," "Shades," "The Bill," and "Casualty." A native of London, England, Callum received his theatrical training at Mountview in London. Callum currently resides in Los Angeles.moreless
  • Justin Hartley

    Oliver Queen/Green Arrow (Recurring Seasons 6-7, Regular Season 8+)

    9.4
    Justin Hartley was born in Knoxville, Illinois on January 29, 1977. He was the second of four children. An older brother, Nathan, and two younger sisters, Megan and Gabriella. He grew up in Orland Park, Illinois. He attended Carl Sandburg High School. After that he went to college at Southern Illinois University and then the University of Illinois at Chicago where he majored in theatre and history. He worked in commercials and then got his role in NBC's soap opera, Passions. He departed from the soap in 2006 and shot the pilot episode for Aquaman. However, the CW failed to pick up the show for its fall line-up. Justin was later cast as Oliver Queen (a.k.a the Green Arrow) on Smallville. Hartley married Lindsay Korman (now Lindsay Hartley) in May of 2004. They have one child together, Isabella Justice Hartley, whom was born in July 2004.moreless
  • Michael Rosenbaum

    Alexander ('Lex') Joseph Luthor (Seasons 1-7)

    9.5
    Familiar to television addicts for sporting the trademark chrome-dome as the pre-criminal mastermind Lex Luthor on television's Smallville, self-assured actor Michael Rosenbaum has also provided voice-over work for such comic book-inspired animated series as Batman Beyond and Justice League.

    Born in Oceanside, Long Island, in July of 1972, Rosenbaum began his acting career in high school by landing a role in a play on a bet. Subsequently enamored with the stage, Rosenbaum earned a B.A. in theater and communications from Western Kentucky University. Continuing to act on-stage but hungering for more challenging roles, the aspiring actor packed his bags and set his sights on New York.

    Performing in off-Broadway plays and low-budgeted independent films, Rosenbaum fueled his passion and became familiar to nighttime television viewers in a recurring role as the "Amsterdam Kid" on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. It wasn't long before Rosenbaum was cast in the WB series Tom (starring Tom Arnold), and feature roles began to follow shortly after.

    Turning up in such films as Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997) and Urban Legend (1998), Rosenbaum would alternate between television (Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane and The Zeta Project) and film (Sweet November and Rave Macbeth) before turning up as one of a trio of gender-bending college students (alongside Harland Williams and Barry Watson) in 2002's Sorority Boys. In addition to acting, Rosenbaum is an avid hockey player/fan as well as a musician.moreless
  • Kristin Kreuk

    Lana Lang (Seasons 1-7, Recurring Season 8)

    9.4
    Born and raised in Vancouver, Kristin never thought she would be going big time. She acted in several school plays but mostly focused on her schoolwork. Kristin attended Eric Hamber High School. She never planned on becoming an actress and was planning to go to the Simon Fraser University for psychology or environmental studies.

    Fate came calling her senior year of high school when the casting director of a new TV series, Edgemont (2000), sent a fax to her school. They wanted an exotic-looking girl to play the part of Laurel. It was her first professional audition and she landed the part. Since then, she continues to star in the Canadian series while filming Smallville (2001). Lucky for her, both shows are filmed in Vancouver.

    In 2002, Kristin became the newest spokesperson for Neutrogena and started an advertising campaign with them. In early 2005, she renewed her contract for an additional two years, making her the longest-running spokesperson in the company's history.

    Kristin has a tight knit group of friends, and, in her spare time, enjoys spending time with them and reading. Because it rains so much in Vancouver, she and her Smallville (2001) co-star Allison Mack often swap books or have a Woody Allen marathon.moreless
  • John Glover

    Lionel Luthor (Recurring Season 1, Regular Seasons 2-7))

    9.3
    John Glover is mostly known for playing a number of villainous characters on television and films. He's made numerous appearances on stage, and has even won a Tony Award for "Featured Actor in a Play" for his role in "Love! Valour! Compassion!" which he did again in the film version. He splits his time among Maryland, Los Angeles and Vancouver. Trying to increase the awareness for Alzheimer as well as raise much-needed funds for a cure, he dedicates his time to the Alzheimer's Association. He also funds a scholarship for actors at his alma mater, Towson University, and returns to teach classes in his free time.moreless
  • Annette O'Toole

    Martha Clark Kent (Regular Seasons 1-6)

    9.2
    Annette O'Toole played Lana Lang, the girl Clark Kent left behind in his youth, in the big-screen feature Superman III. Now she takes her new place in the Superman saga playing a teenage Clark Kent's mother, Martha, in the new action-adventure series Smallville.

    Annette was born in Houston, Texas. She started dancing at the early age of 3. At 13, her family moved to Los Angeles and she began taking acting lessons. Since then, O'Toole has appeared in many big screen productions. Some include: 48 Hrs., Cat People, Here on Earth, and One on One.

    O'Toole has also starred on the cable television series, such as The Huntress and Nash Bridges. She has guest-starred on many series including Law & Order, Boy Meets World, and Frasier.

    She was nominated for Emmy and Golden Globe Awards for her portrayal of Rose Kennedy in the television miniseries The Kennedys of Massachusetts.

    Dividing her time between stage and screen, O'Toole has performed in theater productions around the country, including a run in Los Angeles in Vanities and performances of Yankee Wives and Sun Bearing Down at The Globe Theater.

    Annette currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband, actor Michael McKean.moreless
  • John Schneider

    Jonathan Kent (Seasons 1-5)

    9.3
    John Schneider has starred in six television series, including the latest sensation Smallville; five mini-series; four feature films; one soap opera; 14 movies; and two of his own television specials, not to mention the many guest starring roles and appearances which he has made on other television shows. A highlight of John's career was the successful move he made from a television "Duke" to a Broadway "Baron" in the provocative Tony Award-winning musical Grand Hotel. John has a wide diversity of talents and is known world-wide for his roles as an actor and singer, but the role that he holds dearest to his heart is that of being a daddy to his three children. A native of Mt. Kisco, New York, the Schneider family currently lives just outside of Los Angeles. Schneider starred for six seasons as one of the fast-driving, fun-loving cousins of the Duke clan on the hugely popular '80s comedy-adventure series The Dukes of Hazzard. He reprised his beloved role in the television movie The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood. Schneider was also a series regular on the family drama Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and the syndicated drama Heaven Help Us. Recently, Schneider directed and starred in the original television movie Mary Christmas with Cynthia Gibb, which premiered December 2002. He has also has appeared in numerous other original television movies, including Michael Landon, the Father I Knew, True Women, Night of the Twisters, The Legend of Ruby Silver,Texas and Desperate Journey. He can also be heard as the voice of the lead character in Kids' WB!'s animated series The Mummy.moreless
  • Sam Witwer

    Davis Bloome/Doomsday (Season 8)

    9.0

    Samuel Stewart Witwer, born on October 20, 1977, was raised in Glenview, a suburb of Chicago, Illinois. He attended Glenbrook South High School where he was active in theater and drama. This inclination towards acting was also accompanied by his love for music.

    After dropping out of Juilliard in New York, Sam moved to California after he decided to pursue an acting profession. He first appeared in several TV series and eventually landed the role of Lieutenant Alex "Crashdown" Quartararo on Battlestar Galactica. A sci-fi fan growing up, Sam was glad to have worked, even in a minor guest role, on Star Trek: Enterprise. He also did a fight scene with Jessica Alba on Dark Angel.

    Sam played the character of Neil Perry, the supposed Ice Truck Killer, in two episodes of Showtime's Dexter in 2006 and Officer Casella in two Season 8 episodes of the CBS crime drama CSI. In 2008, he was cast to play Doomsday, the new rival of Superman on Smallville's 8th season after Michael Rosenbaum, who played the superhero's arch-enemy Lex Luthor, left the show.

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  • Sam Jones III

    'Pete' Ross (Seasons 1-3)

    8.9
    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
  • Aaron Ashmore

    Jimmy Olsen (Seasons 7-8, recurring in Season 6)

    9.2
    Aaron Ashmore was born one minute before his twin brother, Shawn Ashmore in British Columbia, Canada. Throughout the years, Shawn has always been ahead of his brother in the acting sense partly due to the fact that when the twins were younger, Aaron got a job to act in a commercial and was too ill to attend so Shawn went in place for him. People say that Shawn has been stealing all of his brother's roles in movies. Since then, Aaron has taken a short break from acting, and got to experience life as a regular teenager. It wasn't long though, before he got a job offer to guest starr in "The Famous Jett Jackson" in the year 2000. Since then, Aaron's career has gradually been growing. Aaron is now more sturdily built with a broader face, and broad shoulders. He stands 6'0 which is an inch taller than Shawn who is 5'11". To that, Shawn comments, "It's shoes and hair". Now, the twins are living together in an apartment they share in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.moreless
  • Eric Johnson

    Whitney Fordman (Season 1)

    8.3
    Eric was born on August 7, 1979 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. At age nine, his parents enrolled him in theatre school. During his youth, he landed several TV commercials. At 18, he began landing roles for small screen productions. His most famous role was playing the jock Whitney, love-interest to Lana, on the show Smallville. He was written off this show in early 2002 for storyline reasons. He nabbed a guest role part on the Canadian prime time drama, Falcon Beach. On Eric's 25th birthday, he married Adria Budd, whom he met while she worked as Annette O'Toole's personal assistant on Smallville. He previously starred in Flash Gordon, as the title character. Currently, Eric can be seen on the ABC/Global production Rookie Blue.moreless
  • Laura Vandervoort

    Kara (Season 7)

    9.4
    Laura Vandervoort, more popularly known as Supergirl in the CW series Smallville was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. As a child, she was involved in several sports and athletic activities. She even earned her second-degree black belt in karate at age 16. Along with her interest in sports was her inclination towards performing arts. And after seeing a film called My Girl from her aunt, Laura was driven to become an actress.

    She then took several acting sessions and did background work on Canadian shows. She soon made her three-episode television debut on Goosebumps and guest-starred on Are You Afraid of the Dark?. After which, Laura appeared in the Disney TV movies Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire and Alley Cats Strike. At age 19, Laura landed her first lead role as Sadie Harrison in the CTV series Instant Star.

    After a few more guest appearances and film projects, Laura was cast as Kara, the cousin of Clark Kent, in the CW hit series Smallville, playing the role of Supergirl for a full season. After her stint as a regular on the show, she went back to her native Toronto to shoot the feature film Into the Blue 2: The Reef and an independent film called The Jazzman.moreless
  • Jensen Ackles

    Jason Teague (Season 4)

    8.9
    Jensen was born in Dallas, Texas. His father Alan Ackles was an actor in the Dallas area, so he was exposed to the entertainment industry at a young age. When he was a sophomore in high school, a friend asked him to come along to a local acting seminar. After getting an agent, he landed his first audition--a guest spot on "Sweet Valley High." After that he moved to Los Angeles on his agent's suggestion. He booked "Days of Our Lives" soon after his move. He had successes in guesting on WB hits "Dawson's Creek" and "Smallville" as Jason Teague. He currently stars with Jared Padalecki on the WB hit Supernatural.
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  • Stephen Lobo

    Randall Brady

    9.2
  • Kristin Kreuk

    Lana Lang

    9.4
    Born and raised in Vancouver, Kristin never thought she would be going big time. She acted in several school plays but mostly focused on her schoolwork. Kristin attended Eric Hamber High School. She never planned on becoming an actress and was planning to go to the Simon Fraser University for psychology or environmental studies.

    Fate came calling her senior year of high school when the casting director of a new TV series, Edgemont (2000), sent a fax to her school. They wanted an exotic-looking girl to play the part of Laurel. It was her first professional audition and she landed the part. Since then, she continues to star in the Canadian series while filming Smallville (2001). Lucky for her, both shows are filmed in Vancouver.

    In 2002, Kristin became the newest spokesperson for Neutrogena and started an advertising campaign with them. In early 2005, she renewed her contract for an additional two years, making her the longest-running spokesperson in the company's history.

    Kristin has a tight knit group of friends, and, in her spare time, enjoys spending time with them and reading. Because it rains so much in Vancouver, she and her Smallville (2001) co-star Allison Mack often swap books or have a Woody Allen marathon.moreless
  • Robert Wisden

    Gabe Sullivan

    9.3
  • Tom O'Brien

    Roger Nixon

    9.4
  • Mitchell Kosterman

    Sheriff Ethan

    10
  • Sarah-Jane Redmond

    Aunt Nell

    9.1
  • Hiro Kanagawa

    Principal Kwan

    5.7
  • Emmanuelle Vaugier

    Dr. Helen Bryce

    9.2
    Emmanuelle Vaugier was born in Vancouver, British Columbia and grew up in a French-speaking French Canadian Catholic household. She attended an all-girls private school for 10 years and is fluent in French.

    She divides her time between Los Angeles and Vancouver.

    She has had recurring roles in several popular TV shows. She played Dr. Helen Bryce, the love interest of Lex Luthor, on Smallville. She had a break out role as Mia, a ballet teacher who Charlie Harper fell in love with and almost married, on Two and a Half Men and as of 2006 can be seen as Det. Jennifer Angell on CSI:NY. Emanuelle Vaugier has also made guest appearances on tv shows such as Seven Days where she played a princess, Charmed where she plays a Doctor of Romanian Gypsy descent targeted by a blind demon after her eyes, and Supernatural where she plays Madison, the assistant of a lawyer killed by a werewolf, which turns out to be her. Also in Veronica Mars for 1 episode titled "An Echolls family Christmas". Some of her movie roles include: A Family Divided- 1995 as Rosalie Frank The Halfback of Notre Dame- 1996 as Esmeralda 40 Days and 40Nights - 2002 as Susie One other role is as the voice of Nikki, in the 2006 video Game Need for Speed: Carbonmoreless
  • Camille Mitchell

    Sheriff Nancy Adams

    7.6
  • Rekha Sharma

    Dr. Harden

    8.3
    Rekha Shanti Sharma is an Canadian actress of Hindustani decent who was born in Vancouver, British Colombia. Her ancestors are from the state of Uttar Pradesh in Northern India. They left India after the British Occupation of the country, resettled in the Fiji Islands. Sometime later Rekha's parents immigrated to Canada where she was born. She has one older brother. Rekha says she caught the acting bug in the fifth grade but didn't pursue a career until her twenties. She is best known for her television roles she also has feature films and stage experience on her resume.moreless
  • Terence Stamp

    Voice of Jor-El

    8.7
    Having had an impressive film and television career spanning back to 1962, Terence Stamp has been acclaimed by critics and fans alike. He was born in England in 1939 and though he is a private man, realised that he wanted to be an actor. He had a successful early career until the late 1960s when his girlfriend, supermodel Jean Shrimpton, left him and he spent ten years living in India. He was lured back to acting when his agent contacted him with the role of General Zod in Superman II. He returned to Europe and began to pursue his acting career in earnest. In 2002, Stamp finally married a woman named Elizabeth whom Stamp had met in Australia. He has continued to make movies but has noticably had a recurring role in Smallville as, ironically, as Clark Kent/Kal-El's biological father, Jor-El.moreless
  • Ian Somerhalder

    Adam Knight

    8.9
    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
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Categories

Action & Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction

Themes

Beings From Another World, Characters With Double Lives, Characters With Hidden Agendas, Evil Company, Forbidden Love