Louis Jude Ferrigno (born November 9, 1951) is an American bodybuilder and actor. Ferrigno has appeared in such television shows and movies as "The Incredible Hulk", "Pumping Iron" (with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Franco Columbu), "Sinbad of the Seven Seas", and, in the title role, "Hercules" in 1983. He is more recently known for playing a minor role in the sitcom King of Queens.

Michael Papajohn (born November 7, 1964) is an actor, stuntman and former college baseball player for the LSU Tigers baseball team.

Jesse Corti is a voice actor who is perhaps most famous for his voice roles in the 1991 Disney animated film "Beauty and the Beast" and in the 2005 video game "Resident Evil 4". He also voiced in the 2004 video game "Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater". He also voiced Chief Angel Rojas during the first two seasons of The Batman.

Johnny Kastl is an actor known primarily for playing the role of Dr. Doug Murphy on NBC sitcom "Scrubs". He was born in Oklahoma, and Scrubs was his first major role. He has also appeared in small parts in major Hollywood productions. He attended Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, where he double-majored in biology and drama. He acted in many plays and was a co-founder and active member of a student sketch comedy group called "The Kaktabulz."

Kirk B. R. Woller is an actor who has had roles in many television shows and movies, but is most notable for his recurring role as Agent Gene Crane on "The X-Files".

He is credited as creating the Marvel Comics characters in the 1960s which introduced more complex characterizations for super-heroes. He also is credited for popularizing continuity to give the various series a sense of narrative flow and an interrelated common world for the characters. Apart from his participation in the creation of the classic Marvel Comics characters, he also helped weaken censorship in the mainstream comics field. This happened when he decided to do a story about...

Tall, thin, wiry Sam Elliott is the classic picture of the American cowboy. Elliott began his acting career on the stage and his film debut was in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969). Although his future wife, Katharine Ross co-starred in the film, the two did not meet until they filmed The Legacy (1978) Together. Over the years there would be few opportunities to act in feature westerns, but it would be television that gave him that opportunity, in The Sacketts (1979) (TV), The...

In the 1960s, he was a featured guest on the classic San Francisco Bay Area children's television program, "Hocus Pocus". In November 2002, he was a finalist at the LDSBOX Film Festival in Utah for his short music video called "Amazing" and for one of his full-length screenplays entitled "Below Par". He writes mostly family films and true story dramas. Daughters: Shelby (b. 1991) and Amy (b. 2002) He has given numerous public speeches, MC'd various programs and events, and narrated many...

Decided not to go to college in order to pursue his acting career. Filmed his part in Wonderland (2003) in seven days. His parents organized campaigns against nuclear power plants and, for his safety, moved 30 times before he was 13 years old. Graduated from Gig Harbor High School in Gig Harbor, Washington in 1989. Brother of Devin Maurer Born in Arkansas in 1971 and christened Joshua Lucas Easy Dent Maurer. His parents lived on an Indian reservation and they name the child based on...

Daniel Dae Kim may not think of himself as a cultural ambassador, but through his role as native Korean "Jin Kwon" on the top-rated ABC series "Lost" (2004), he has both entertained and enlightened audiences since the show's debut in 2004. Sharing a 2006 Screen Actors Guild Award for his ensemble work in the acclaimed dramatic series, the Korean American actor's universal appeal was also recognized by People magazine, which named him one of the "Sexiest Men Alive" in 2005. Born...

Major Rory J. Aylward started out in the film industry as the assistant to a Literary Agent on Long Island, New York. After being commissioned as a Second Lieutenant by the National Guard, he moved to Los Angeles to try his luck in Hollywood. Offered extra work on shows like "Tour of Duty" and "China Beach" he realized there was a market for someone who could deliver background actors who knew how to march, salute, handle firearms, etc. and formed VETS Military Advisors. After making a...

Eric Bana was born Eric Banadinovich on August 9, 1968, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He is the younger of two brothers. His father, named Ivan Banadinovic, came from Zagreb, Croatia, and worked as a manager for Caterpiller Inc. His mother, named Eleanor Banadinovich, came from a German family and was a hairdresser. Young Bana grew up in suburban Melbourne. He was popular among his schoolmates for his talent of making comic impressions of his teachers. At that time he was fond of...

An internationally famous and well respected bodybuilder / actor, Lou Ferrigno first appeared on TV screens in 1977 as the musclebound "The Incredible Hulk" (1978), the alter ego of meek scientist David Banner. Ferrigno was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1951 and as a child suffered from an ear infection that resulted in permanent partial hearing loss. Undeterred by what some may have perceived as a disadvantage, Lou threw himself into athletics (predominantly weightlifting and...

Mike is a former slow-pitch softball player. Most recently, he played for "Da Bears" in Arlington, TX, compiling a lifetime .429 batting average. A few years before appearing on the WB's Reba, Mike worked as a roadie at one of her concerts in Texas. Attended Martin High School in Arlington, Texas. He enjoys working on movies, but prefers television and has said that is what he wants to focus on.

Plays several instruments including drums, percussion, and piano. Born and raised in Baltimore, MD. Briefly studied music composition at Oberlin College.

Twin brother of David Kronenberg.

Todd Tesen hails from Detroit, Michigan where he grew up the oldest of two boys. He studied theater at Easter Michigan University where he won many awards in Speech competitions. He was "discovered" on the stage at Chicago's Steppen Wolfe Theater during a production of "A Clockwork Orange". His looks won him the role of Thaddeus Ross in Ang Lee's Hulk (2003), where he played a younger Sam Elliott in flashbacks.

Attended the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He was born and raised in Panama. His first language is Spanish.

Twin brother of Michael Kronenberg.

Born in Ireland, Sean has worked in Dublin, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, California, where he resides. He is a founding member of "The Virtual Theatre Project (The VTP); A world wide theatre company, dedicated to giving voice and venue to new theatrical work. Theater credits include; "Stones in his Pockets" at the Mark Taper Forum (LA), "A Yankee Trader" (World Premiere by the VTP, LA), Ourselves Alone (NY and Chicago), "Translations" (Chicago). In April '07 he completed production...

Platoon sergeant Sutherland, a native of Oakley California, commanded one of the tanks that entered Paradise Square in Iraq on April 9 2003. Their mission was to liberate journalists held captive by Iraqi officials, but finding that the hostages had been freed already, Sutherland and his men instead attached a chain around the neck of a statue of Saddam Hussein and used a tank to pull it to the ground. The images of the destroyed statue and jubilant Iraqi civilians were broadcast the...