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Anna Paquin
Sookie Stackhouse
Anna Helene Paquin is a Canadian film, TV, and stage actress who is best known for being one of the youngest actors to ever win an Oscar, for her role in Jane Campion's movie The Piano. Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada on July 24, 1982, Anna was raised in New Zealand where she was eventually discovered by the Academy Award-winning director. In 1995, Anna moved in with her mother as her parents divorced. Throughout the second half of the '90s, she continued to play varied roles in several movies such as Fly Away Home (1996), Jane Eyre (1996), Amistad (1997). The year 2000 saw Anna appear in Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous and Gus Van Sant's Finding Forrester. That same year, she was also cast as Rogue in the first installment of the X-Men series.
Aside from her work on the big screen, Anna has also performed in various theater productions, most notable of which is in the play The Distance From Here which earned the cast a Drama Desk Award nomination in 2004. In 2008, Paquin landed her first major role on television playing Sookie Stackhouse, a barmaid with telepathic powers, in HBO's drama series True Blood.moreless -
Stephen Moyer
Bill Compton
Stephen Moyer is best known for playing Bill Compton in the series True Blood. He is also well-known for his role as Michael in the BBC series Ny-Lon (2004) co-starringRashida Jones.
Stephen is also a theater actor, having appeared in productions of The Iron Man at the Young Vic Theatre and Romeo and Juliet with the Oxford Stage Company. On television, he made his debut on the British sitcom Conjugal Rites in 1993. Since then, Moyer has landed roles both in British television and film. In 1997, he got his big break as he portrayed the title character in the film Prince Valiant.
He has had the pleasure of working with popular actors and actresses both in the UK and in Hollywood. The list includes Keira Knightley (Princess of Thieves, 2001), Geoffrey Rush and Kate Winslet (Quills, 2000), Debra Messing (The Starter Wife, 2007), and Al Pacino (88 Minutes, 2007).
In 2008, Stephen was cast to star opposite Anna Paquin in Alan Ball's adaptation of the Southern vampire mystery book series by Charlaine Harris entitled True Blood.moreless -
Alexander Skarsgård
Eric Northman
Alexander Skarsgrd, known to television fans as Eric Northman, the undead owner of Fangtasia, on HBO's vampire drama True Blood, is a Swedish actor and director born into an acting family from Stockholm, Sweden. Alex made his acting debut in the 1984 award-winning drama by Allan Edwall, ke och hans vrld (ke and His World). Throughout the '80s, he worked as a child actor in movies including his portrayal of Jojjo in Hunden som log (The Dog That Smiled), which made him a teenage sensation in Sweden in 1989.
When he became a teenager, Alex didn't want to go into acting any longer and turned down further acting jobs. He decided to major in Political Science and also entered the military service as a marine. He intended to take up architecture in Stockholm but instead attended Leeds Metropolitan University in England, where he studied language. After only six months, he left the school with a Cambridge Proficiency Certificate. In 1997, he was drawn back into acting and enrolled at Marymount Theatre School in New York City for two years. He then came back to Sweden and applied what he learned as he appeared in several Scandivanian-produced films. American film-goers were first introduced to the younger Skarsgrd (as his father Stellan was already known for his roles in Good Will Hunting, Amistad, Deep Blue Sea among others) as Meekus, the dim-witted male model friend of Ben Stiller in the 2001 comedy Zoolander. In 2007, he donned his military gear as Bravo Company Sergeant Brad 'Iceman' Colbert fighting in the HBO miniseries, Generation Kill, an adaptation of Evan Wright's book about a reporter embedded in the Iraq War during its first phase in 2003. In 2008, Alex put on his fangs, pale skin, and cold stare as the vampire bar owner Eric Northman in Alan Ball's TV series adaptation of the Charlaine Harris' The Southern Vampire Mysteries, True Blood.moreless -
Joe Manganiello
Alcide Herveaux [Season 4]
Joe Manganiello is an American actor known for his many roles on television. He currently stars in the HBO series True Blood, a role he won a Saturn Award for in 2011.
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Fiona Shaw
Marnie [Season 4]
Irish-born actress Fiona Shaw is one of Ireland's most enduringly successful character actors on screen, yet on the stage she is one of the finest classical actresses in the world. Her intense performances and magnificent acting skills in the theatre have won her much praise and accolades. In films, she often takes small, comic roles, usually largely insignificant to the plot.
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Her extensive theatre credits include 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie', 'Medea', 'As You Like It', 'The Taming of the Shrew', 'Elektra', 'Hedda Gabler', 'Footfalls' and the hugely controversial 'Richard II', in which she played the title role. She often collaborates with director Deborah Warner.
Film and television roles, despite being infrequent, are notable. She was arguably the best thing about 'Three Men and a Little Lady' and 'Super Mario Bros', and she made her mark in period films such as 'Persuasion' and 'Jane Eyre'. Shaw's is perhaps best known to cinema goers for her role as Aunt Petunia, the insufferable aunt of 'Harry Potter' in the blockbuster movies, a character she played to perfection in the first three films. She also appeared as Irma Prunasqualler in 'Gormenghast'.
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Janina Gavankar
Luna Garza [Season 4]
Janina Gavankar is an American actress and musician of Indian and Dutch descent. She has had roles on two supernatural series: True Blood and The Gates. In addition to her TV roles Gavankar has also appeared in a number of music videos.
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Lauren Bowles
Holly Cleary [Season 4]
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Sam Trammell
Sam Merlotte
Sam Trammell is an American film, television, and Tony-nominated stage actor probably best known as Sam Merlotte, the mysterious diner owner on the HBO series True Blood. A Southerner just like his character on the show, Sam grew up in Charleston, West Virginia where he completed his early education. He majored in Semiotics and studied French philosophy, film theory among other disciplines at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. He also spent some time in France enrolled at the University of Paris, studying similar courses. As time went by, Sam was beginning to undergo burnout from studying Semiotics and had a vague idea on what to do next when an actor/musician friend encouraged him to audition for the New Plays Festival in Brown. He performed in his first play before he graduated from college. Trammell then moved to New York in pursuit of a career in acting. While he made his film debut as a TV talk show intern in The Hotel Manor Inn (1994) and primetime debut in the 1996 CBS/Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation Harvest of Fire, Sam was initially recognized as a New York City theater actor, who made his Off-Broadway debut as a compulsive gambler on Dealer's Choice. Throughout the late '90s, he continued to appear in numerous Off-Broadway and Broadway plays in New York. On television, Sam played the fast-talking ex-con Sonny Dupree on the short-lived ABC dramedy Maximum Bob (1998) and Liam McCallister, the youngest son of an Irish Catholic family on the axed NBC drama Trinity (1998). In Showtime's Going to California (2001-2002), he appeared as Kevin 'Space' Lauglin, one of the leads on the show. In the few years that followed, he has had guest-starring roles in several regular and cable network series such as House, Bones, CSI:NY, Dexter, and Medium. In 2008, Trammell won the role of Merlotte, the Bon Temps business owner who has an unrequited affection for Sookie Stackhouse (played by Anna Paquin), on the vampire drama True Blood.moreless -
Ryan Kwanten
Jason Stackhouse
Ryan Kwanten, or Jason Stackhouse to fans of HBO's True Blood, is a television and film actor, who like some of his fellow Aussie actors, has made a move from Television Down Under to the Hollywood limelight. Known to his hometown of Sydney, New South Wales as sex symbol and lifeguard Vinnie Patterson on the soap opera Home and Away, Ryan's introduction to the acting business could be attributed to "just being in the right place, at the right time". When he was 15, her mom was supposed to drop his brother to an audition in an acting agency and then bring Ryan to swimming training. After waiting in the car and fearing that he might miss his training, Ryan went inside the audition place only to be dragged into auditioning and eventually signed up as an actor. Kwanten then began appearing on television, starting with a recurring role as Ben Lloyd on the medical-themed soap, A Country Practice in 1994. He was then cast as a series regular on Channel Nine's Spellbinder: Land of the Dragon Lord in 1997. After playing the jock Josh Morgan in the teen sci-fi drama, Ryan took the fictional job of a lifeguard for several episodes on Home and Away between 1998 and 2002. He then left the series and made his move to Los Angeles, California in 2002 to show his wares on US television. After guest appearances on The Handler and Tru Calling, he co-starred with Lori Loughlin and Zac Efron on the WB family drama Summerland, which marked Ryan's debut as a regular cast member in an American series. After the series ended, he completed the movies Flicka (2006), a family adventure drama, and Dead Silence (2007), a mystery horror. In 2008, Kwanten was hired to portray Anna Paquin's misguided and sex-crazed brother Jason Stackhouse on Alan Ball's hit cable series True Blood.moreless -
Rutina Wesley
Tara Thornton
Dance was Rutina Wesley's first love while growing up in Las Vegas, NV, where she was born. Rutina's mother was a Las Vegas showgirl and her father is a tap dancer and musician. She graduated in 1997 from the Las Vegas Academy of International Studies, Performing and Visual Arts high school and received a BFA from the University of Evansville in Indiana.
Rutina continued her post undergraduate studies at the Juilliard School in New York in the drama division and graduated in 2005. She studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London for a summer while attending Juilliard. She debuted on Broadway in 2006 alongside Julianne Moore and Bill Nighy in The Vertical Hour. Her film debut was as Raya in How She Move in 2007.moreless -
Chris Bauer
Sheriff Andy Bellefleur [Season 4], Detective [Season 1-3]
A native of Los Angeles, Chris Bauer honed his skills after numerous years on stage in Chicago performing with such noted ensembles as the Steppenwolf Theatre Company which later provided his career with a boost after his controversial role as well as with the famed Goodman Theatre there. From there, Bauer studied at the Yale School of Drama and then moved to New York, where he became a member of the Atlantic Theater Company which was founded by David Mamet and William H. Macy. After a while, he returned to Chicago's stage community where he gained notice for his performance in Steppenwolf's production of the disturbing "Clockwork Orange," which Bauer credits as a watershed moment in his career. Later, Bauer gained his first feature-film role in "Snow White" opposite Sigourney Weaver. His other film credits include "Face/Off," "Devil's Advocate," "Flawless," "8MM" and "Animal Factory" (directed by Steve Buscemi). Bauer also recently appeared in HBO's series "The Wire" and acclaimed TV movie "61*" which addressed New York Yankee star Roger Maris' torturous 1961 assault on Babe Ruth's single-season home-run record. On "Third Watch," Bauer portrays a trouble-prone blue-collar worker who frequently verbally spars with his dissatisfied wife (fellow series star Molly Price) over his drinking and irresponsible habits. "Fred is a good man, but is the last to believe it," says Bauer. "He cares deeply for his family but many times is blinded by his emotions." Even though the series is filmed in New York City, Bauer resides in the Los Angeles area with his wife and two children.moreless -
Nelsan Ellis
Lafayette Reynolds
Nelsan Ellis is an American film, television, and stage actor and award-winning playwright who is best known as the effeminate yet macho Lafayette Reynolds, a short-order cook at Merlotte's diner on True Blood. He was born at Ingalls Memorial Hospital in Harvey, Illinois but moved to Bessemer, Alabama when he was six to live with his mom after his parents' divorce. At 14, he lived with his aunt, Pat Thompson, and near where his father, Tommy Thompson, stayed in Dolton, Illinois. He attended Thornridge High School, where his teachers Bill Kirksey and Tim Sweeney, then chair of the school's fine arts department, encouraged him to try out theater acting. Ellis was a high school athlete and had no intention of being an actor, but was persuaded by his teachers during freshman year to portray Junie, a major role, in the play The Colored Museum. Nelsan got hooked and continued towards pursuing an acting profession. After he graduated in 1997, Kirksey still supported him and would send him money at college. Ellis eventually made it to Juilliard where he wrote his award-winning play UGLy, "a story of unconditional love and how it masks a multitude of sins". Apart from theater work for more than seven years, he also appeared in a short drama film called Lost in 2002. In 2005, Nelsan made his television debut alongside Kenneth Branagh and Cynthia Nixon in the made-for-TV biopic of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Warm Springs. That same year, he was cast as a series regular to play Carter Howard in the Fox crime drama The Inside, which unfortunately only aired 13 episodes. He has also made guest appearances on Veronica Mars and Without a Trace. In 2008, Ellis was called on for another series regular role as Lafayette, a flamboyant gay man who peddles V-blood on Alan Ball's gripping vampire drama True Blood.moreless -
Jim Parrack
Hoyt Fortenberry
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Carrie Preston
Arlene Fowler
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William Sanderson
Sheriff Bud Dearborne [Season 1-3]
William Sanderson was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, in the shadow of Elvis Presley. It was not unusual for Bill to see his hero in the streets of Memphis. He took to following Presley, and even managed to sneak into Graceland where he was able to listen to Elvis play a piano ballad.
William enlisted in the Army, serving two years. After his discharge he enrolled in Southern Methodist University. He later earned a BBA degree and a JD law degree from Memphis State. His interest in acting kept him from taking the bar exam.
Sanderson moved to New York and studied with acting teachers Herbert Berghof and William Hickey, whom he would call his greatest influences. He soon began landing roles in off-Broadway productions and independent films.
Sanderson's distinctive hound dog face lends itself to character acting, and he moved to Hollywood to take on small roles in films like "The Onion Field" and "Coal Miner's Daughter."
William made a name for himself playing a toymaker/genetic designer in the science fiction film, "Blade Runner." Following this, Sanderson took on a completely different type of roll, playing quirky backwoodsman "Larry" in the popular sitcom Newhart.
Sanderson has continued to make films, such as "Fletch," "City Heat," and "Gods and Generals." He took a star turn in the comedy "Stanley's Gig," opposite Faye Dunaway.
William has also kept busy with roles in television, including a recurring role on Maximum Bob with Beau Bridges, and guest shots on The Young Riders, Matlock, The X Files, The Practice, ER, and the mini-series Lonesome Dove among many other projects. He also has done cartoon voice over work on Batman: The Animated Series and Santo Bugito.
Sanderson's most recent role is of hotelier E.B. Pharnum on the HBO drama, Deadwood, for which he has won critical praise.
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Todd Lowe
Terry Bellefleur [Season 2+]
Known as a "modern day Keanu Reeves", Todd Lowe grew up in the small town of Humble, Texas. Todd became interested in acting at an early age and played in numorous and various types of plays such as Cowboy Mouth (1996), Our Own Dear Anton's Abandoned Story Cycle (1998) and A Saga of Billy The Kid (1997). By the age of 18, Todd received the B. Iden Payne Award for best comedy featured actor. Todd starred in many TV shows and movies but you may know him by his recurring role as Zach Van Gerbig on the hit TV show Gilmore Girls. In his spare time, Todd hangs with his friends and listens to music. He plays in a band called Pilbilly Knights, a country/rock group.moreless -
Deborah Ann Woll
Jessica Hamby [Season 2+]
Popularly known as the eternally virginal vampire Jessica Hamby on HBO's True Blood, Deborah Ann Woll is definitely making a mark as one of the finest up-and-coming actresses on television. The Brooklyn native, whose former works compose mainly of cl@ssical theater performances in New York City, has made her way into Hollywood via her guest-appearances on prime-time TV shows and her break-out role in the Alan Ball vampire drama. In mid-2009, film producers have also began taking notice of her ethereal beauty and enormous talent as she has been signed to appear in the 2010 remake of the thriller Mother's Day. Early in her childhood, it was clear that Deborah had the inclination and interest towards the arts. Throughout her grade school years, Woll was immersed in playing the piano and perfecting her skills in dance. It was only in high school that her focus turned into acting when she started being cast as lead player in school productions. After graduation, she continued her path as a stage actress by getting involved with a New York theater company which specialized in cl@ssical productions. After completing a Shakespeare-intensive course, Deborah made her way to Los Angeles to attend the University of Southern California. She preferred USC over the schools in New York, since the students had better access to and more freedom in auditioning for film and television roles while studying. In 2007, she made her television debut as Nancy Wiscinski, a rape victim, in an episode of NBC's LA cop drama Life. She followed that up with a variety of character portrayals in other network shows such as playing a nurse on ER, a waitress on CSI, a sheltered Camdenite on My Name is Earl, and a teaching assistant on The Mentalist. In 2008, Woll landed the role of her career as she was cast as the bratty and newly-turned teenage vampire Jessica on True Blood. She was initially set to appear in at most three episodes, but the show's producers, impressed by her work, brought her back as a series regular during the second season.moreless -
Mariana Klaveno
Lorena [Season 2-3]
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Michelle Forbes
Maryann Forrester [Season 1-2]
With strength of spirit that is reflected in her determined features, Michelle Forbes always knew that she would be a successful performer. At the age of 16, after receiving her formal acting training from the Performing Arts High School in Houston, Texas, she left home to head for New York to start her career. Once she had arrived in the Big Apple, she signed with the William Morris Agency and joined the Screen Actors Guild. In 1987 at the age of 22, she landed her first role on the popular soap opera "Guiding Light" where she played the complicated dual role of troubled twins Sonni and Solida. Her performance was so well received by critics and fans alike that she was nominated for a Daytime Emmy and a Soap Opera Digest Award for her effort. She remained on the cast for two years and then moved on to work on several off-Broadway plays, but it was in 1991 that Michelle would achieve a measure of mainstream fame and recognition.
The producers of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" had cast Michelle in a small role of an episode called "Half a Life". She played the daughter of a man who was rejecting his culture's long held belief that adults who reach the age of 60 should end their lives so that they would not be a burden to their families. Michelle delivered a magnificent performance in arguing a point in favour of this practice because it had been what her character had been brought up to believe in. The reaction to her appearance on the show was so overwhelmingly positive that the producers and the writers created a recurring role specifically for her. She played Ensign Ro Laren, a Starfleet officer from the fringe world of Bajor. What made her character different was that she was not a "team player". Year earlier, she had been on a mission during which she disagreed with the orders of her superiors and disobeyed them. In doing so, she inadvertently caused the deaths of several of her crewmates. She was court-martialled and sentenced to the stockade. Years later, she was recruited for a special mission to help investigate terrorist activities involving her people. Her cooperation with this mission would have secured an early release from prison.
After playing Ensign Ro in several episodes over the course of the next three seasons, she was offered one of the lead roles in a new Star Trek series called Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She was flattered, but she declined because she did not want to be tied to the long term commitment of a television series and she wanted to play a variety of roles rather than the same one week after week. She continued to do television appearances, such as Seinfeld and The Outer Limits, but her eye had turned toward films.
She had played roles in some smaller films, but her fist major film after leaving Star Trek the Next Generation was Kalifornia where she co-starred with David Duchovny, Juliette Lewis and Brad Pitt. Michelle and David played a couple driving across the country doing research on serial killers for a book they were writing when they came across Brad and Juliette. Brad's character, Early Grace, was in fact a serial killer himself. Other movie roles followed, such as Swimming with Sharks, and Escape from L.A., but she was not getting the kind of roles or recognition that she was looking for. When she was approached by the producers of the NBC crime drama Homicide: Life on the Street in 1996 to play the role of Dr. Julianna Cox, she jumped at the opportunity, having been a huge fan of the show. After two seasons as a cast regular, her character was written out of the show. No one involved in making the decision would say why this was done, but many fans of the show site it as one of the reasons why the show was cancelled the following year. She did, however, reprise her role for Homicide: The Movie which had brought back all of the cast regulars from throughout the show's seven year run for a final farewell.
In the years that followed, Michelle had made numerous movie and television appearances, most notably on the hit Fox action/drama series 24 as presidential aide Lynne Kresge and more recently as the iron-willed Admiral Helena Cain on the Sci-Fi channel's Battlestar Galactica. While working on 24, Dennis Haysbert, who played President Palmer on the series, was thrilled to be able to work with her since he had always considered himself a "trekkie" and always thought of her as being an important part of that mythos.
Despite her desire to more work in films, Michelle has always found greater success and recognition in television. She had roles in the television shows Wonderland, The District, Alias and Prison Break. She had made an appearance in the closing episodes of the fourth season of the smash hit Lost as Karen Decker, but it is not known if she will be making regular appearances at this time.
In her personal life, she had been married to actor Ross Kettle, but the relationship ended in divorce. In recent years, she had a serious relationship with Homicide: Life on the Street co-star, Reed Diamond, but they eventually went their separate ways.moreless -
Mehcad Brooks
"Eggs" Benedict Talley [Season 2]
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Michael McMillian
Rev. Steve Newlin [Season 2]
Michael McMillian was born October 21, 1978 in Olathe, Kansas. He grew up in Kansas City, and attended Blue Valley Northwest High School. He never classified himself as a "full-on nerd", but he loved comic books and hated sports. He claims that he was picked on in high school. He is a graduate of the Interlochen Center for the Arts, where he attended his junior and senior year of high school. He also studied at Carnegie Mellon University. He was spotted by an agent and signed on after a showcase audition at Carnegie. Michael garnered national attention for his starring role in the independent film, Dorian Blues. Michael is probably best known for his recurring role as Henry on the now-cancelled WB television series, What I Like About You. Michael currently lives in Los Angeles.moreless -
Anna Camp
Sarah Newlin [Season 2]
Broadway, film and television actress Anna Camp, known to cable TV audiences as Sarah Newlin on HBO's thriller drama True Blood, was raised in Columbia, South Carolina where she attended Meadowfield Elementary School. In second grade, she began taking acting courses and made her debut performance as a dealer in a Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) stage production, an anti-drug abuse program which began during Ronald Reagan's presidential term. Camp also grew up with the tradition of watching c films with her family whom she considers performers in their own rights -- her former-dancer mother, her actress sister, and her "should-be-comedian" father. While she was enrolled at Dreher High School in Columbia, South Carolina, Anna was actively involved in the school's theater program making herself available either onstage or backstage helping with the lights and props. With the backing of her parents, she studied at North Carolina School, joined its Drama program, and earned her BFA degree in 2004. Upon graduation, Anna packed her things in a U-Haul van and headed out to New York City seeking acting opportunities. Already signed up for a talent agency prior to her arrival, Camp got her first audition the day after she moved in. For a couple of years, Anna appeared in several commercials and Off-Broadway and regional productions including columbinus at the New York Theatre Workshop, God Hates the Irish at Rattlestick Theatre, Flesh and the Desert at Playwrights Horizons, Hay Fever at Baltimore Center Stage, and The Importance of Being Earnest at the Dallas Theatre Center. After her movie debut in And Then Came Love in 2007, her television series debut appearance in a Cashmere Mafia episode and a handful of lesser-known films in 2008, Camp was hired to play the preacher's wife in Alan Ball's vampire series True Blood.moreless -
Kristin Bauer
Pamela "Pam" Swynford De Beaufort [Season 3+]
American film and television actress Kristin Bauer, who has been in the business since her early 20's, is most known for her role as Pam, the vampire co-owner of Bon Temps' Fangtasia bar, in True Blood. Born and raised in Racine County, Wisconsin, Kristin had an idyllic childhood engaged in riding horses, shooting guns, and playing sports. In junior high, she got interested in the arts, specifically drawing, and being done with academics, after graduation, she compiled a portfolio and applied to a fine arts school in St. Louis, Boston and New York. In 1993, Bauer decided to pursue a career in acting and moved to Los Angeles, California. While juggling her various odd jobs, she was asked to become part of a movie which earned her more in a day than she was getting in a week. She still continued drawing and painting while she began appearing on television and in film during the mid-'90s, making her small screen debut in a 1994 episode of L.A. Law. Her first major television break came the following year when she was hired to portray flight attendant Maggie Reynolds on the FOX comedy The Crew, which lasted for one season. In 1996, Kristin appeared in one of her most memorable guest roles as "Man Hands" Gillian, Jerry's girlfriend, on Seinfeld. Throughout the years, she has played a few other series regular characters including the Geneva Renault, the buxom secretary of a high-tech security agency, on the short-lived action drama Total Security, Candy Cooper in the CBS family drama That's Life, and the sexy, softball "porn mom" on the NBC comedy Hidden Hills. In 2008, Alan Ball tapped her to co-manage the vampire bar Fangtasia with formidable Viking Eric Northman (Alexander Skarsgrd) on HBO's original drama True Blood.moreless -
Denis O'Hare
King Russell Edgington [Season 3]
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Marshall Allman
Tommy Mickens [Season 3-4]
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Kevin Alejandro
Jesus Velasquez [Season 3-4]
Kevin was born and raised in Texas. He grew up in the west Texas desert town of Snyder. Kevin knew he wanted to be an actor during high school when he met drama instructor, Jerry P. Worsham. With Worsam's help, Kevin participated in many forms of competitive acting, winning a room full of honors and awards culminating in a scholarship to study theater arts at the University of Texas in Austin. After two years in Austin, he set off to Hollywood. Since then, he's been in several programs such as CSI: Miami, CSI: NY, 24, The Young And The Restless, and Weeds.moreless -
Lindsay Pulsipher
Crystal Norris [Season 3]
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Michael Raymond-James
Rene Lenier [Season 1]
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Jessica Tuck
Nan Flanagan [Season 4]
Jessica Tuck was born on February 19, 1963 in New York, USA. She graduated Yale with a degree in psychology. She is known for her performance in a hit drama show "Judging Amy," a recurring role NBC's soap opera "Sunset Beach" and a starring role on ABC's soap "One Life to Live." She is engaged to Robbie Koseff, a businessman. Her daughter Samara was born March 24, 2003.moreless -
Gregory Sporleder
Calvin
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Beautiful People, Drug Addiction, Forbidden Love, Girl Next Door, Hot Vampires
