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Yuki Kaji

Cast · Known for Ahiru no Sora, High School DxD, Attack on Titan

Yuki Kaji is a Japanese voice actor and singer affiliated with the agency VIMS. He has also been a radio host and acted on stage, and since 2015 has also occasionally been cast in on-screen roles in television dramas. He has voiced many notable roles such as Eren Yeager in Attack on Titan, Issei Hyodo in High School DxD, Shu Ouma in Guilty Crown, Alibaba in Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, Kazuya Ichinose and Akio Fudou in Inazuma Eleven: Orion no Kokuin, Clemont in Pokémon XY, Meliodas and Zeldris in The Seven Deadly Sins, Yukine in Noragami, Speed-O'Sound Sonic in One-Punch Man, Kanato Sakamaki in Diabolik Lovers, Shoto Todoroki in My Hero Academia, Kenma Kozume in Haikyu!!, Koichi Hirose in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.

Gundolf Willer

After high school, Willer graduated from the UFA junior studio under Else Bongers with musical, singing and dancing training. In 1959 he passed the stage examination. This was followed by engagements at the Bochum theater, the Zürich theater, the Lower Saxony State Theater in Hanover and the Thalia Theater in Hamburg. He made guest appearances on many other stages and at festivals and took part in numerous tours. His roles include Moritz Stiefel in Spring Awakening, Ferdinand in Kabale und Liebe, the title role in Clavigo, the title role in Don Karlos, Lancelot in The Merchant of Venice, Silvius in As You Like It, Cornelius Hackl in Hello, Dolly!, Truffaldino in The Servant of Two Masters, Sigismund in Life is a Dream, Andri in Andorra, Eisenring in Biedermann and the Arsonists and Prince in Carl Sternheim's Citizens Schippel. Willer is best known for roles in television series. For example, he played for the ARD in PS – stories about the car, for the ZDF in the Der Alte and in the WDR series Klimbim. He was the leading actor in the erotic film Help, a virgin loves me

Dieter Augustin

After high school, Augustin first did a commercial apprenticeship in Erlangen. He then completed an apprenticeship at the Film and Television University in Munich. He played on stages in Munich, Detmold and numerous touring theaters. In 1966 he made his film acting debut in a short film directed by Marran Gosov, under which he starred several more times. Augustin appeared in numerous light comedies such as Engelchen or Die Jungfrau von Bamberg (with Gila von Weitershausen) and Helgalein (alongside Anita Kupsch), often playing stiff and awkward characters. He became known to a wide audience in 1973 as a comedian in the comedy series Klimbim. In the first season of Michael Pfleghar's entertainment series, Augustin acted in various skits and disguises and as the father of the "Klimbim family". After a year Augustin left the production. In the years that followed, he played in Alfred Vohrer's adaptation of Erich Kästner's Three Men in the Snow, in Werner Herzog's Woyzeck adaptation (with Klaus Kinski in the title role), in the Gottschalk comedy Tender Chaos and made guest appearances in numerous television series such as Der Kommissar, Police Inspection 1, The Fast Gerdi and Claude Chabrol's Histoires Insolites. His final resting place is in Erlangen

Rainer Bock

After graduating from high school, Rainer Bock ran a café in his hometown, which also had a cabaret programme. After studying acting at a private acting school in Kiel, he made his debut as a theater actor on the stages of the state capital of Kiel in 1982. He came to Heidelberg and the National Theater Mannheim via the Schleswig-Holstein State Theater. From 1995 to 2001 he had an engagement at the Staatstheater Stuttgart. Until 2011 he was engaged at the Bavarian State Theater in Munich. Bock often appears in supporting roles, including his initially rare appearances in film and television. The part of the doctor in Michael Haneke's award-winning drama The White Ribbon - A German Children's Story (2009) earned him a nomination for the German Film Prize. In 2011 he was represented at the Berlinale with four films. Bock is also active as an audio book speaker.

Conor Leslie

Following her graduation from high school as a junior, American actress Conor Leslie began landing guest spots on television shows before securing her first major role in the 2012 film Chained as the potential first victim of a serial killer's protégé. Leslie has since primarily focused on the small screen, most prominently portraying courtesan Sabine in Discovery's historical adventure Klondike (2014), spaceship computer Natasha in Yahoo!'s sci-fi comedy Other Space (2015), and political aide Sarah Ellis in Fox's drama Shots Fired. She also appeared as the half-sister of protagonist Juliana Crane in the first three seasons of the Amazon series The Man in the High Castle from 2015 to 2018. In 2018, Leslie gained new recognition for being the first to play DC superheroine Donna Troy in live-action on the DC Universe original Titans and returned to the series for 2019's second season.

Nik Isbelle

Graduated from North Tahoe High School with the Class of 2005, then attended Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles to study drama. She left after a year to concentrate on her acting career.

Richard Gunn

He attended High School in Palm Desert, California and went on to earn his BA from UC Santa Cruz. While there he acted in productions with the professional repertory company, Shakespeare Santa Cruz. He is best known for his starring role in James Cameron's 'Dark Angel' for which he won a People's Choice Award in his early 20's, after taking a break from the entertainment industry to live on a ranch for several years in his 30's, Richard Gunn is back and has now become a critic and fan favorite as the iconic hero Chief of Police John Sanders in the cable hit 'Granite Flats' opposite Christopher Lloyd, Parker Posey, and Carey Elwes. IMDb Mini Biography By: valtepe

Lin Oeding

After graduating high school, Lin attended The University of Texas at Austin where he received a BFA in Screenwriting and Film Directing. As a result of his background in mixed martial arts and gymnastics, Lin simultaneously pursued a career in stunts to expand his on-set knowledge of filmmaking. With credits on over 100 features and television shows such as "Inception", "Dark Knight Rises", "Transformers", "Pirates of the Caribbean", "Fast & Furious", “Star Trek” and “Collateral”, Lin's background in action has given him the opportunity to study under many of the best directors in the business.

David Lee Huynh

Since David's high school offered the Theatre department almost no funding, he and his classmates got creative to produce ambitious plays like His Dark Materials, The Pillowman, and Waiting for Godot. They essentially formed a Theatre company - learning to build or scrounge for whatever they needed. They even converted their classroom into a black box theater, but a surprise visit from the superintendent forced them to change it back. This combination of resourcefulness and cheekiness made a mark on him during a formative time of his life. After graduating from the University of Houston Professional Actor Training Program, he worked across the country honing his skills at various regional theaters. He then moved to New York City and began working Off-Broadway and on film and television. ​ He is a 1st-generation Vietnamese-American actor based in NYC working in tv, film, theatre, and VO. He is also co-founder and producing artistic leader of The Sống Collective, a Vietnamese-American arts organization, and a TEDx Speaker.

Oleg Stefan

After graduating from high school in 1976, he entered the Shchepkin Theatre School in Moscow. As a second-year student, he played two roles on the stage of the Maly Theatre. In 1979, his television and film career began. After graduating from theatre school in 1980, he was accepted into the troupe of the Academic Maly Theatre of the USSR, where he played with such actors as Smoktunovsky, Tsarev, Ilyinsky, Zharov, the Solomin brothers, and Martsevich. He worked on radio, television, and in cinema. He toured many cities in the Soviet Union with his solo concert program. In 1985-1986, he served in the ranks of the USSR Armed Forces in the Moscow region in the engineering troops. On the stage of the Maly Theatre, he played in more than 20 plays. Some of them are: Long Day's Journey into Night, Agony, Cyrano de Bergerac, and The Shore. In early 1992, Stefanko emigrated to the United States. Living in New York, he mastered new professions: waiter, taxi driver, bartender, car dealer; security guard, kickboxer; was engaged in the sale of insurance policies. At the same time, he worked in the modeling business, theater, played on the stage of the "Theater of New York City". In New York, Oleg starred in his first American film. In 1994, he moved to Los Angeles, worked in television and film. He was accepted into two American acting guilds: SAG - Screen Actors Guild and AFTRA - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. In Los Angeles, he continued his education at the "L.A. Actors Circle Theater School". Having received American citizenship, he changed his last name to Oleg Stefan. Under this name, he starred in 14 Hollywood films, working with such actors as Robert De Niro, Michael York, Gene Hackman, Sigourney Weaver, Jude Law, James Belushi, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Alec Baldwin, Vincent Perez, Julia Roberts, Clive Owen, Paul Giamatti, Tom Wilkinson, Denis O'Hea and others. He later returned to Russia, where he continued acting. Oleg Stefanko gained wide fame for his role as Leonid Zubov in the TV series "The Forester". In total, Stefanko has 76 film and television works, in 54 of which he played the leading roles. Personal life: First wife - Larisa Stefanko, Daughter - Kristina, Son - John (Ivan), born in the late 1990s. It was decided to call him Ivan. But after some time his name was changed to John, as it sounds better to Americans. Second wife - Anna Stefanko.

Hayes MacArthur

MacArthur completed his high school studies at Deerfield Academy. After this, he joined Bowdoin College to pursue a Bachelor’s in Government. To pursue his interest in acting, he later enrolled in Groundlings Theater Company and Atlantic Theater Company, too. He made his feature film debut with Homo Erectus, portraying Thudnik. However, he is most widely known for playing Jay Geils in Angie Tribeca. His other acting credits also include Go On, Worst Week, A Haunted House 2, Being Frank, and others. He also made guest appearances in popular shows like How I Met Your Mother and Happy Endings. —via yahoo movies

Malcolm Livingston II

By the end of high school, Bronx native Malcolm Livingston II began showing a keen interest in the culinary field, so he enrolled in the former Culinary Art Institute of New York City. Two years later Livingston graduated with an associate’s degree in culinary and restaurant management. After graduation, Livingston wasted no time and threw himself into the intense work environment of Sirio Maccioni’s Le Cirque, beginning his career as the youngest kitchen staff member in one of New York City’s most iconic restaurants. Livingston spent the next year under the supervision of Pastry Chef Regis Monges, where he learned and mastered both classical and modern technique. He then moved to Per Se to work for Pastry Chefs Richard Capizzi and Sebastien Rouxel both of whom became future mentors. But it was at an offsite event that Livingston met his future boss, Chef Alex Stupak. Livingston secured a week-long stage at wd~50, and three months after his short stage, Stupak asked him to fill the pastry sous chef vacancy, which Livingston quickly accepted. One year later, after Stupak left to open his own restaurant, Livingston assumed the role of head pastry chef. As his wd~50 predecessors have led the way in pastry innovation, Livingston continues to push the envelopes of traditional desserts, thriving in the restaurant’s collaborative boundless kitchen. In 2013, Livingston was named 2013 StarChefs.com Rising Star Pastry Chef.

Paul J. Smith

Composer · Known for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Upon graduating high school, Smith studied music at The College of Idaho from 1923 to 1925 before he was accepted into the Bush Conservatory of Music in Chicago, Illinois. His musical genius in theory and composition earned him a scholarship in music theory to study at Julliard. However, it is unclear if he ever pursued this invitation. Smith spent much of his life working at Disney as composer for many of its films' scores, animated and live-action alike, movie and television alike (from 1962 to 1963, he also composed music for Leave It to Beaver). In Fantasia, he is one of the studio employees in the orchestra. He also composed the scores for several of the True-Life Adventures episodes. His addition to this series would be his most influential mark in music and become a fundamental part of the education for generations of American students.[2] His main collaborator and partner was Hazel "Gil" George. She wrote the song title for The Light in the Forest with him and Lawrence Edward Watkin. Smith also did the stock music for the Blondie series of the late 1940s and early 1950s. He won an Academy Award for Best Original Score with Leigh Harline and Ned Washington for Pinocchio as his first and only Oscar win. -Wikipedia

Mark Robert Walters

Mark Robert Walters attended high school in Western Australia where he completed both drama and media studies. He moved to Melbourne, Victoria in the mid 1990's and has since appeared in a range of feature films, TV series, commercials, as well as numerous short films. He has trained at Richard Sarell's Rehearsal Room, The Impulse Company and with National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) open. He often plays flawed authority figures in mainly comedic roles.

Nikki Tyler

Determined since high school to be an actress, Nikki Tyler moved from Berkeley, California, to Los Angeles to attend college, and in order to pay her way through school began doing nude modeling layouts. She quickly became one of the top nude models in the country, appearing in such magazines as "Penthouse". She left college - where she had been studying to be a clinical psychologist - and attended make-up school, and before long she got a job doing makeup for shoots at Vivid Video. She was soon persuaded to try out before the cameras. After consulting with her husband, she agreed to begin performing, but only with women. It didn't take too long, however, before she changed her mind and began to work with men also. As of April 2006 she was retired from the adult film industry and was living in California with her husband and son.

Jenn Proske

After acting in several shows while in high school and college, Proske was hired for her first professional role in Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling, in 2008. She portrayed Shelby. In 2009, she portrayed Titania and Hippolyta in A Midsummer Night's Dream at Mysterium Theater of Santa Ana and had the role of Mariah in an Off-Broadway production of Pope Joan. She was hired for her first movie role in 2010, as Becca Crane — a parody of Bella Swan from the Twilight saga — in Vampires Suck. She had originally been called for the role of Iris, the parody of Alice Cullen. Vampires Suck received almost universally negative reviews, but Proske's performance was praised by several critics. In 2011 she joined the short film The Infamous Exploits of Jack West and the pilot of the TV series Home Game, which was never broadcast. In November, she was Serena, the raped daughter of a senator, in the eight and ninth episodes of the eight season of CSI: NY.[21][22] In 2012, she was hired for the roles of Beth in the TV series House of Lies, of Dina Van Cleve in the TV movie Sexting in Suburbia, directed by John Stimpson, and of Meghan Weller, a stage actress, in the episode Theatre Tricks of the thirteenth season of Law & Order: SVU. She also portrayed Amanda Martino in the second episode of Major Crimes. In August, she filmed the fourth episode of The CW series Beauty & the Beast. In 2013, Proske portrayed Abby, an East Coast girl who falls in love with FBI Special Agent Mike Warren (Aaron Tveit), in the TV series Graceland.

Keith Hamilton Cobb

Cast · Known for Andromeda

Keith Hamilton Cobb Graduated Sleepy Hollow High School and Westchester Community College. As well as New York University Tisch School of the Arts. He attended Circle in the Square Theatre School and Playwrights Horizons Theater School. His hobbies are writing, photography & renovating home. He lives in Los Angeles, California, USA. He has two sisters, Pamela and Lane Cobb, both of whom are physicians. His mother, Mary Lane Cobb is a retired physician and father James Cobb is a mechanical engineer. Keith has often said that his biggest inspiration are his hard working African American parents.

Tony Nash

Tony Nash got his start acting in high school plays and winning awards at regional theatre festivals for his stage presence and immersion into character. Following a run of the staple Canadian production, 'The Farm Show,' the play's writer, Paul Thompson of Theatre Passe Muraille remarked, 'This kid acts like a young Marlon Brando.' Upon graduation with an Hons. Double Major in French and Political Science, Tony took some time away from acting to pursue a career in law before eventually turning to education to become a French teacher. He holds a Master's Degree in Adolescent Education. Tony Nash eventually returned to acting, trading the stage for the screen. You can catch him on Suits, The Detectives, Good Witch, the Audience Network's Condor and as Omar on CBS's new action-adventure series, Blood and Treasure. He also narrates the audio-book of Rawi Hage's novel, De Niro's Game. Tony is fluent in French, Spanish, Italian and Arabic. His favorite actor, to whom he owes his gratitude for setting the path, is Marlon Brando.

Peter Diseth

Cast · Known for Better Call Saul

Peter Diseth started acting at Capital High School in Olympia, WA, where a small role in "The Man Who Came to Dinner" was a big enough experience to change the trajectory of his life, from jock to drama kid. He studied theatre performance at Chapman University (Orange, CA) before finishing his undergraduate at Southern Oregon University.

John Tokatlidis

John discovered his passion for acting in high school where he organized and performed in school plays and assemblies for fellow students and staff. John's acting career officially launched shortly after graduating from McMaster University when he was cast in The Second City's "Tony'n'Tina's Wedding" in Toronto. Film and television roles soon followed with lead roles in acclaimed indie films "The End of Silence" (2006) and "Sweet Karma" (2009) To date John has performed in over 30 film and television projects including "Compulsion" (2013), "Private Eyes" (2016),"Fatman" (2020) and the Emmy nominated "What We Do In The Shadows" (2023).

Al Perez

Perez began wrestling as an amateur in high school and was one of the top athletes in his home state of Florida. He started professional wrestling in 1982. He formed a team in ICW with Joe Savoldi known as the "New York Rockers". Al Perez worked for the World Wrestling Council in Puerto Rico were he feuded with Invader l. In 1986 Perez wrestled for Bill Watt's Mid-South Wrestling. Perez began teaming with "Wildcat" Wendell Cooley and defeated the team of Steve" Dr. Death" Williams and Bruiser Bob Sweetan for the Mid-South Tag Team Championship. Sweetan was substituting for Ted Dibiase while Dibiase was touring the Orient. Perez went on to make a name for himself as "The Latin Heartthrob" in World Class Championship Wrestling in 1987, where he was the top heel for several months. He was managed by Gary Hart and feuded with Kevin Von Erich, Kerry Von Erich and Dingo Warrior. In 1988, Perez moved to the National Wrestling Alliance's Jim Crockett Promotions with Hart and teamed with Larry Zbyszko along with feuding with Nikita Koloff and Dusty Rhodes. In 1989 he wrestled for Dusty Rhodes' Professional Wrestling Federation based in Florida. He won the PWF Florida Heavyweight Title, defeating Mike Graham for the title. He would the lose the title to Dustin Rhodes. In September 1990, Perez competed as the Black Scorpion, wrestling Sting in a losing effort at Clash of Champions XII. According to Ric Flair, Perez was always meant to be the Black Scorpion but quit after finding out he was going to lose. Perez debuted in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in 1989 where he wrestled against the likes of Brooklyn Brawler, Koko B. Ware, Red Rooster, and Bret Hart. In the beginning of 1990, Perez left the WWF and appeared in WCW. Over the next several years, Perez competed in several independent promotions around the United States, including a return to Liberty All-Star Wrestling (LAW) in 2001 Where he beat Jimmy Jannetty for the LAW Heavyweight title, before retiring from the business in 2002.

Bill Borden

Executive Producer · Known for Kung Fu Hustle

Bill Borden is known for High School Musical (2006), Kung Fu Hustle (2004) and Desperado (1995).

Shelly Novack

Shelly Novack was a star athlete at Venice High School in California. He later played football at Santa Monica City College, Long Beach State, and was drafted by the San Diego Chargers in 1965. He became an actor through football, much like some other athletes do. Shelly won the first Toyota Grand Prix Pro Celebrity Race in 1977. Although he was a decent actor his passion was sports. - IMDb Mini Biography

Tara-Nicole Azarian

Tara-Nicole is an American actress who graduated high school with honors at the age of 14. At 15, she had already won 5 Telly Awards for her writing and directing. At 16 she had written and directed 6 short films, 2 web shows and her work had shown at over 140 film festivals both Nationally and Internationally. Tara's films have shown at the iconic Egyptian Theater and the TCL Chinese Theater, in Hollywood, on cable television, in schools and in several different countries. You may know Tara as "Tara Cosplay," the quirky co-host of the show #Nerdtabulous, but Tara-Nicole began acting when she was just a little girl, at the age of 4, with a small part in a feature film. She took a brief hiatus to pursue gymnastics and then jumped back into acting again at age 8. She has appeared in films, commercials, videos and TV projects. As a member of a writing family, Tara-Nicole began writing children's books at a young age. She has 3 times won the prestigious Young Author's contest. When just 11 years old, she branched out & wrote a screenplay entitled, "My Name Is...Anna", which is the film that started her career as an independent filmmaker and it has also been used by eating disorder treatment centers, which was Tara's goal when making the film. At the age of 14, she signed her first distribution deal for one of her films, "Sybling Rivalry" which is a dark, horror comedy.