Trivia: Model-turned-actress Rachel Nichols began a plush and lucrative career as one of America's most sought-after cover girls during her late teens and early twenties, then transitioned fluidly from modeling into acting. During her early film career, producers took great advantage of Nichols' appearance, casting her as glamorous eye candy in films such as the 2000 Autumn in New York (at age 19), Dumb and Dumberer (2003), Shopgirl (2005), and The Amityville Horror (2005). In addition to her film work, Nichols also made a splash on the small screen, starting with a guest role on on the popular cable comedy Sex and the City (2002), in which she played an alluring hostess at a chic restaurant, whom Samantha (Kim Cattrall) has a threesome with, along with her boyfriend. A few years later, Nichols starred in the shortlived FBI drama The Inside (2005), as Special Agent Rebecca Locke, the survivor of a kidnapping by a brutal serial killer, who used her disturbing experience to her advantage in profiling other murderers. After that series folded, she quickly followed it up by joining the cast of the popular spy drama Alias, as CIA agent Rachel Gibson, during its last season. Nichols ascended to lead status on the big screen and essayed a second outing as a scream queen in the thriller P2 (2007) -- playing a young woman unwittingly kidnapped and tormented by a maniac one fateful Christmas Eve.

Trivia: Has studied martial arts since his teen years, and has a black belt in tae kwon do. Worked as a stockbroker before becoming a model for Versace, Armani, Calvin Klein and Valentino, which led to acting in the late 1990s. For first major role, on the NBC soap Days of Our Lives in 1999, had the added pressure of being followed by a film crew from Entertainment Tonight. In 2002, named one of People magazine's 50 Most Eligible Bachelors.

Trivia: Made his feature-film debut in the religious thriller Tribulation (2000). Was nominated for a 2002 Young Artist Award for his work on the CBS drama The Guardian. Landed his first series-regular role on the CBS cult favorite Jericho.

Trivia: His family moved from Jamaica to Vancouver when he was 11. His first airplane flight at age 11 inspired him to become a pilot. Acted in church and school plays, but never considered doing it professionally until after college, while waiting for a pilot job to open up. Worked as a stuntman on 21 Jump Street.

Trivia: Studied environmental science at the University of Toronto before deciding to head to England to pursue acting. Breakout role came in 2005, costarring on the short-lived Canadian comedy-drama series Godiva's, which also featured his future wife and the mother of his child, actress Sonja Bennett. Won the Leo Award in 2006 for Best Lead Performance by a Male in a Dramatic Series.

Trivia: Caught the acting bug at a young age after attending a local theater production of George Gershwin's Porgy and Bess. Dropped out of high school during her final year prior to graduation to pursue a career in modeling and eventually acting. Made her TV debut in the anthology series The Hidden Room in 1993. Was nominated in 2002 for the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films' Cinescape Genre Face of the Future Award for roles in Andromeda and Jason X. Volunteers for the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.

Trivia: Parents are from Trinidad & Tobago. Fluent in French and English, and has performed in both languages. Started out at age 19 doing theater in the Montreal area. Received a Best Supporting Actor nomination (Soirée de Masques) for his work in Centaur Theatre's production of Joe Penhal's Blue/Orange in Montreal. Landed first TV-series role as Dalton in Vampire High. Was the winner of Vancouver's 2010 Pan African poetry slam. Created an original hip-hop theater piece titled Sal Capone: The Lamentable Tragedy of, which was the first play he wrote.

Trivia: Chinese-Canadian actor Terry Chen first achieved international recognition at the dawn of the millennium, when he appeared in two very different A-listers: Romeo Must Die, an avant-garde, martial-arts-saturated take on Romeo and Juliet (starring ill-fated pop diva Aaliyah and DMX); and Almost Famous, Cameron Crowe's nostalgic coming-of-ager about the early experience of a rock journalist-cum-roadie. Despite occasional dips into more conventional material -- a Dean Koontz telemovie, the glamorized spy film Ballistic (2002) -- Chen remained generally selective about Hollywood parts. He was memorable as a Merc Pilot in The Chronicles of Riddick, as Chin in the futuristic Will Smith sci-fi film I, Robot (2004), and as Tom Lone in War (2007), an action-filled tale about an FBI agent enmeshed in a battle between rival Asian gangs. Over the coming years, Chen would remain active on screen, appearing in movies like The A-Team and on series like Combat Hospital.

Trivia: Lived in Montreal until her family relocated to Alberta when she was 6. Later moved to British Columbia with her family in the late '90s. Decided to pursue an acting career at the age of 25. Is the co-owner of a tattoo studio in Vancouver's historic Gastown area called Liquid Amber Tattoo. Appeared in two episodes of The L Word, each time playing a different character.

Trivia: Studied acting in London for one year before attending college in America. Made his Broadway debut in Lost in Yonkers as a replacement for Louie, the character originated by Kevin Spacey. Has worked numerous times on both stage and screen with director Mike Nichols. Appeared in the Vancouver Playhouse's production of True West in 2008, opposite Vincent Gale. Holds Canadian citizenship.

Trivia: Made her television debut as a witness in a 2001 episode of Da Vinci's Inquest. Starred as Lisa Park on Stargate Universe between 2009 and 2011. In 2017, won the Best Guest Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series Leo Award for her performance in Travelers. As of 2019, has starred as Carmen Amari in You Me Here since 2016.