Trivia: Is the drummer in the band Slow Kids At Play. Gained a following thanks to his presence on YouTube. Was considered for the lead in the Teen Wolf series, but wanted the part of the best friend instead. Met long time girlfriend Britt Robertson in 2011 while filming The First Time.

Trivia: Has a non-identical twin sister.Was still in high school when her screen breakthrough came with Australian soap opera Home and Away.Moved to Los Angeles at the age of 18, just weeks after graduating from high school.In 2019, she made her professional debut in theatre at Sydney Theatre Company.Is a fan of actors Natalie Portman and Chris Hemsworth.Plays the piano.

Trivia: An actress who brings wide-eyed introspection and wry humor to her work, Lauren Ambrose first came to the attention of mainstream audiences with her supporting role as Ethan Embry's reclusive, brainy friend in the teen party flick Can't Hardly Wait (1998). Ambrose, a native of New Haven, Connecticut -- where she attended Rosemary Choate Hall and an arts magnet school -- became involved with acting through her training as a singer. After spending many of her summers studying voice at Massachusetts's prestigious Tanglewood, the aspiring performer branched out in front of the camera, landing supporting work on several episodes of NBC's Law and Order, which cast her as a mentally retarded teen gang-raped by her classmates. She made her big-screen debut as one of Kevin Kline's students in In & Out (1997), and a year later won the role in Can't Hardly Wait. In 2000 Ambrose had a busy year, starring in both the independent drama Swimming and in the screen adaptation of Charles Busch's beloved and bawdy off-Broadway musical Psycho Beach Party. The former featured Ambrose as a teenager dealing with faltering friendships and questions surrounding her own sexuality, while the latter saw her inhabit the role of Chicklet, a teenaged tomboy whose seriously split personality compromises her chances for membership in her high school's in-crowd.Ambrose's notoriety increased significantly in 2001, when she took on the character of Claire on HBO's critically-acclaimed drama series Six Feet Under. The youngest child in a family of funeral-parlor owners, the role led to multiple shared Screen Actors Guild awards for Outstanding Ensemble as well as two Emmy nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. Following Six Feet Under's conclusion in 2005, Ambrose landed a starring role alongside Paul Rudd in the coming-of-age drama Diggers. In 2009 she voiced the character of KW for Spike Jonze's critically acclaimed fantasy drama Where the Wild Things Are. The actress continued to appear in film and television throughout the 2010s, and rejoined Rudd for the 2012 comedy Wanderlust.

Trivia: Acted in her first play – a community production of The Music Man, in which she played the Mayor's daughter, and had one line – when she was 11.Was regularly involved in theatre in high school, including working backstage and building sets.Has training from the Alan Feinstein Acting Studio in Los Angeles.First lead role in a feature film was Sammy in the 2013 fantasy horror film The Wicked from Anchor Bay Entertainment.

Trivia: Character actor Lance E. Nichols spent the first two decades of his career (from the late '80s through the early 2000s) appearing as a number of standard urban professional types, including cops, taxi drivers, and physicians, with small guest appearances in such series programs as Cheers, Murder, She Wrote, Matlock, and NYPD Blue. Nichols took on a rare lead role in 2008, in Leslie Small's drama A Good Man Is Hard to Find, as Deacon Smith; as adapted from the popular gospel-themed stage production, the work dramatizes the stories of three African-American women battling personal and professional crises.

Trivia: The youngest of four children and a twin.Did a lot of community theater in Lafayette and New Iberia.Worked as a bartender after graduating college.While attending college, focused on art and theater.Has been a national spokesman for the Olshan Foundation Company.