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Born June 16, 1976, in Westlake Village, California, Tom (also credited as Thomas Lenk) attended Moorepark College until his junior year, then transferred into UCLA's theater program where, in 1997, he won the Carol Burnett Award and Scholarship. His theatre work includes a recent European tour of Grease (he played Doody), and he has written three plays. Tom appeared in on the big screen in Boogie Nights, and has made guest appearances on "Judging Amy", "Popular" and "Cousin Skeeter".
Official Tom Lenk page
Some bio information taken from Tom Lenk Online.
Andy Umberger seems to be new to the acting scene, but has spent the last several years guest-starring on almost every television show you care to name, including "JAG", "First Monday", "The Guardian", "Crossing Jordan", "Dead Last", "Providence", "The West Wing", "The X-Files", "NYPD Blue", "Ally McBeal" and even "Angel". His big screen appearances include the upcoming Dragonfly, On Edge and an uncredited apperance in Bounce
Bio information taken from TV ToMe
A former student of Roy London and Cameron Thor, Elizabeth Anne Allen has appeared in a recurring role on "Bull", and had guest appearances on "Silk Stalkings" and "Days of Our Lives", as well as in the films Timemaster , Silent Lies, and Illegal in Blue. She has been a regional theatre performer since childhood, is an amateur (and future professional) screenwriter, and is actively involved in charity work for children's causes. Her family currently resides in Ireland.
Official Elizbeth Anne Allen Website
Bio information taken from Another Universe.com
Robin Sachs is another British actor who has become best known to the American television audience as a result of KCET's (public broadcasting in Los Angeles) generous introduction of BBC classic productions in which he has starred. Sachs, who is probably best recognized as the title star of the BBC series "Life Without George," has also starred in such BBC classics as "Upstairs, Downstairs," "Brideshead Revisited," and "Rumpole of Old Bailey," among many others. Most recently he appeared in Steven Spielberg's "The Lost World - Jurassic Park II." Sachs' American television appearances include "Baywatch Nights", "Jake and the Fatman", "Dynasty", "Walker, Texas Ranger", "Nash Bridges" and multiple appearances on "Babylon 5" playing alien characters.
Official Robin Sachs Fan Site
Bio partially taken from the 360 Entertainment home page.
Born in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where there is no shortage of interesting characters, Guerra later moved to Manhattan where he began performing in many theatre productions. His transition into film and television soon brought him to Los Angeles where he now lives. His television appearances includes his current recurring role on "Becker" and guest shots on "Caroline in the City", "Temporarily Yours" and "Mad About You". His big screen roles include:
An only child born in 1981, Mercedes has been acting professionally since she was 10 years old. She is probably most widely recognized for her role as the girl scout in the film Addams Family and as Amanda in Addams Family Values. Her filmography also includes: White Wolves III: Cry of the White Wolf, Escape From Atlantis, The Fantastic Four and Savage Land, with guest appearances on "Touched by an Angel", "USA High", "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr." , and "Harry and the Hendersons"
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Some bio information taken from the Escape from Atlantis home page.
Eliza Dushku, born December 30, 1980 in Boston, Mass., kickstarted her performing career in the Watertown Children's Theater, in Watertown, Mass. At the age of ten, Eliza took part in a nationwide talent search to find a young actress to star opposite Juliette Lewis in the major motion picture, "That Night." Her next role was that of Robert Deniro's daughter, Pearl, in "This Boy's Life," before she starred as Arnold Schwartzenegger's daughter in "True Lies". Her other film credits include "Bye Bye Love," "Fishing with George," "Journey," and "Race the Sun."
Eliza Dushku Online
Bio information taken from the Eliza Dushku info page.
Juliet Landau, the daughter of Martin Landau and Barbara Bain, started acting as a child in Los Angeles, but she has worked all over the world to get the chance to work professionally in her hometown. She attended the American School in London and graduated from the North Carolina Center for the Arts, starting her career as a ballerina. She became a member of the world famous Actor's Studio and started auditioning for parts. Juliet soon found herself acting alongside John Cusack in "The Grifters," Whoopee Goldberg in "Theodore Rex" and her father Martin in Tim Burton's "Ed Wood," where she had the co-starring role of Loretta King. Juliet currently lives in Los Angeles.
Juliet Landau Central
Bio taken from the Ultimate TV page.
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