 Black Moon (Gregory Norman Cruz) - first appeared in "Matter of Conscience".
Sometimes credited as Gregory N. Cruz. |
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 Princess Nizamoff (Natasha Andreichenko) - appeared in "Wave Goodbye".
Born in Moscow, Russia in 1956. Sometimes
credited as Natasha Andreichenko. |
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 Natalia (Lorna Raver) - appeared in "Wave Goodbye".
Sometimes credited as Lorna Raver Johnson. |
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 Eli Clay (Charles Parks) - appeared in "Wave Goodbye" |
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 Major Samuel Morrison (Dan Lauria) - appeared in "Safe Passage"
to "handle the Indian problem"
but dies from injuries sustained during an
explosion, almost eliminating the chance
that Sully can be brought home safely. Attended
Southern Connecticut State University, where
he also played football, served in the US
Marines, including a tour in Vietnam. He
was a Captain in the USMC for three years
in the early 1970s. Dan attended the University
of Connecticut in Storrs, Connecticut in
1975. He loves to watch James Cagney movies,
and frequently had "double picture night"
at his house featuring Cagney films, inviting
the cast of "The Wonder Years".
During the early days, between theatre jobs,
he was formerly a substitute teacher and
a football and wrestling coach. |
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 Chester Barnes (Zach Galligan) - appeared in "Homecoming". His
parents divorced when Zach was 3 years old.
His father is a lawyer. Ironically, he and
his character Eric Rhodes from Cupid (1997)
both had February 14 (Valentine's Day) as
their birthday. |
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 Hallie Barnes (Linda Hawkins) - appeared in "Homecoming". She
was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. |
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 Sadie (Paige Layne Miller) - appeared in "Homecoming". She
is the twin sister of Bree Miller and sister
of twins Christian and Payton Miller. |
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 Shooter (Jon Simmons) - appeared in "Point Blank" |
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 Patrick Collins (Michael Trucco) - appeared in "Seeds of Doubt".
Born in San Mateo, California in 1970. |
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 Senator Dinston (Granville Van Dusen) - appeared in "Seeds of Doubt".
Born in Grand Rapids, Minnesota in 1944,
he is sometimes credited as Granville VanDusen. |
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 Oliver Dinston (Zachary Browne) - appeared in "Seeds of Doubt".
Born in Sacramento, California in 1985. |
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 Carlos (Carlos Gomez) - appeared in "Happily Ever After". |
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 Doña Verano (Carmen Zapata) - appeared in "Happily Ever After".
Born in New York City in 1927. |
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 Martin Von Hoffman (Nick Tate) - appeared in "Birdman". He is
the son of players 'Neva Carr-Glyn' and John
Tate. |
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 Dr. John Liberti (Rod Britt) - appeared in "Birdman" |
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 Mr. Wu (Robert Ito) - appeared in "Life in the Balance".
Canadian-born actor of Japanese descent,
Robert Ito was, for many years, a dancer
with the National Ballet of Canada before
turning to acting in the mid-1960s. Still
a busy performer today (2003), he is probably
best known for his five-year stint as Dr.
Sam Fujiyama on the popular TV series "Quincy",
opposite Jack Klugman's title character.
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 Wu Jing Yang (Yumi Iwama) - appeared in "Life in the Balance" |
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 Zou Lo-Chiang (Leilani Murakami) - appeared in "Life in the Balance" |
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 Mr. Zou (Ron Yuan) - appeared in "Life in the Balance".
Born in Manhattan to parents Joseph and Theresa
Yuan. Studied with Roy London, Stella Adler,
HBStudios and John Lehne. Was only non-black
actor to ever play Walter in Raisin in the
Sun (in the Park). All the while bartending
under-age at the famous Mr. Chow in New York
where he later relocated to the Beverly Hills
location as Maitre'D in order to pursue a
film career. First role was in Street Crimes
(1992) playing Jimmy opposite Dennis Farina.
Next role came in William Friedkin's Jade
(1995). Played an array of characters on
TV and film over the years showing great
range and versatility. Can be seen in _Art
of War, The (2000)_ with Wesley Snipes and
soon to be released Cradle 2 the Grave (2003)
with Jet Li and DMX, both from Warner Brothers.
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 Mrs. Zou (Lucy Lin) - appeared in "Life in the Balance" |
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 Judge Barton (Kevin Cooney) - appeared in "Life in the Balance".
Born in Houston, Texas in 1945. |
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 Ned Springer (Don McManus) - appeared in "Vengeance" |
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 Judge Blaisdale (Nicolas Coster) - appeared in "Vengeance". Portrayed
the U.S. president in unusued footage of
the film Contact (1997). This was done to
provide a safeguard for the filmmakers should
something happen to President Clinton before
the release of the film. |
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 Rudy Exner (Robert O'Reilly) - appeared in "Vengeance". Born
in New York City in 1950. |
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 Prosecutor Meadows (Steven Ford) - appeared in "Vengeance". He
is the son of former US President, Gerald
Ford. |
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 Bret Calvert (George "Buck" Flower) - appeared in "Vengeance". Often
cast by John Carpenter in movies Carpenter
directs and frequently cast as drunk or homeless
characters, George has written a Novel with
Charles Napier, entitled 'Red Necks In Love'
which was published and placed on the market
in 2002. |
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 "Barracuda" Jim Barnes (Richard Roundtree) - appeared in "The Fight". He
was the Richard Roundtree was a leading man
in many Blaxploitation movies in the 1970s.
He is best known for his role as John Shaft
in the movie Shaft (1971), and starred in
two sequels as well. As the seventies and
eighties progressed he starred more in low
budget movies. He was in a few occasional
high profile movies, if not a little off-beat.
Among his more notable work in the seventies
and eighties were Escape to Athena (1979),
City Heat (1984), and the socially conscious
but badly received A Game for Vultures (1979).
Richard has been active in movies these days.
He became popular in the nineties with his
role in the movie Se7en (1995), and was well
received for his role as the classic hero
and Samuel L. Jackon's uncle in the 2000
remake of Shaft (2000). |
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 Clyde P. Hawkins (Gary Grubbs) - appeared in "The Fight". Gary's
wife is the former Glenda
Meadows of Richton,
Mississippi. They have
two teen-aged children:
Molly and Logan Gary, and
the family resides
in Burbank, California.
He moved from Mississippi
to Los Angeles in 1977
to pursue an acting
career. |
