The Beautiful Life: TBL

Even though "Hustle" may have been Jaime's first television appearance in a starring role, she comes from a rich acting pedigree. Her father, Billy Murray is a famous British television star, best known for his role as Sergeant Don Beach on ITV's long-running crime drama The Bill, and asJohnny Allen in the BBC soapEast Enders.





Her family discouraged her from acting and it wasn't until she moved away to attend college. As Jaime puts it, "My parents wanted the best for me and wanted me to do something which they considered to be a bit more reliable and constant than acting." It was while she was studying philosophy and psychology at the London School of Economic and Political Science (LSE), that she first caught the acting bug.





Clearly Jaime made the right decision by following her father's footsteps. After a few small roles in several television shows, Jaime made it big in the hit BBC series "Hustle", where she stars as Stacie Monroe. As the team's "Lure" she is a master of the long con. At 5ft 7in (170 cm) tall, with dark brown hair and dark eyes, Jaime certainly knows how to command attention when on screen. In addition to her continued work in "Hustle", Jaime has recently appeared in the modern retelling of "The Taming Of The Shrew." Jamie also recently made it big stateside, in a reoccurring role as the luscious Lila in the critically acclaimed second season of the hit TV series, Dexter.





Jaime's future also appears to be bright with rumors of her to be appearing as Wonder Woman in the upcoming film Wonder Woman.

Ashton was born and raised in Homestead, Iowa, where he lived on a farm with his parents, older sister, Tausha, and twin brother, Michael. To finance the cost of his education in bio-chemical engineering at the University of Iowa, Ashton worked as a cereal dust sweeper at the General Mills plant in Cedar Rapids as well as taking on many other jobs to pay for college. After being discovered by a local model/talent scout, he moved to New York to pursue acting.

Since his arrival in New York in August 1997, Ashton's determination has landed him roles in a National Pizza Hut commercial, an NYU student film entitled "Distance," and a CK Jeans campaign. Other film credits include, Coming Soon opposite Gaby Hoffman, Reindeer Games opposite Ben Affleck and Gary Sinise.

Ashton starred on the hit U.S comedy That 70s Show, as the loveable goof Kelso. He also stars in Down To You which stars Freddie Prinze Jr and Julia Stiles, and Texas Rangers opposite James Van Der Beek and Dylan McDermott. In 2000 Ashton starred in Dude, Where's My Car?

In 2007, Aston's long running series Punk'd ended. However, in 2011 it resumed it's ninth season with Ashton as executive producer.

Ashton was born and raised in Homestead, Iowa, where he lived on a farm with his parents, older sister, Tausha, and twin brother, Michael. To finance the cost of his education in bio-chemical engineering at the University of Iowa, Ashton worked as a cereal dust sweeper at the General Mills plant in Cedar Rapids as well as taking on many other jobs to pay for college. After being discovered by a local model/talent scout, he moved to New York to pursue acting.

Since his arrival in New York in August 1997, Ashton's determination has landed him roles in a National Pizza Hut commercial, an NYU student film entitled "Distance," and a CK Jeans campaign. Other film credits include, Coming Soon opposite Gaby Hoffman, Reindeer Games opposite Ben Affleck and Gary Sinise.

Ashton starred on the hit U.S comedy That 70s Show, as the loveable goof Kelso. He also stars in Down To You which stars Freddie Prinze Jr and Julia Stiles, and Texas Rangers opposite James Van Der Beek and Dylan McDermott. In 2000 Ashton starred in Dude, Where's My Car?

In 2007, Aston's long running series Punk'd ended. However, in 2011 it resumed it's ninth season with Ashton as executive producer.