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Frank Grillo (Actor) .. Sergeant

Born: June 08, 1965
Birthplace: New York City, New York, USA

Trivia: As a character player of Italian extraction, Frank Grillo found himself cast, almost by default, in tough, slick, street-smart roles specializing in urban cops, detectives, and assorted mafia types. Actually, Grillo's onscreen aura -- so often perceived as "unmistakably New York" -- was somewhat misleading: he grew up not in the Bronx or Brooklyn but in upstate New York, and gravitated to sports prior to drama, weighing his options and finding himself torn between a full-time career as an athlete and life as a full-time actor. Grillo's parents, it seems, would have neither, and sent him to business school at NYU; as soon as Grillo ended up on Wall Street, however, fate intervened: his path criss-crossed with that of a casting agent, and he promptly landed a role in a beer commercial. That marked the first of over 25 similar assignments, plugging various products and services. He took a massive step up in prestige and exposure when cast as regular Hart Jessup on the soap The Guiding Light, then enjoyed multi-episode runs and guest spots on such primetime series as The Shield, CSI, Las Vegas, and Without a Trace. Grillo's feature roles include The Mambo Kings (1992), April's Shower (2003), and Pride and Glory (2008). As the yers rolled on, Grillo would find himself cast in memorable projects like Blue Eyes, Edge of Darkness, Warrior, and The Grey.

Carmen Ejogo (Actor) .. Eva Sanchez

Born: January 01, 1974
Birthplace: London, England

Trivia: The daughter of a Nigerian businessman and a Scotch tour guide, exotically beautiful British actress Carmen Ejogo grew up in London and won her first part at age 11, but only broke through to international acclaim in 1997, as Eddie Murphy's onscreen paramour in the comic actioner Metro. Later, Ejogo disclosed the full extent of her dramatic range with a skilled portrayal of Sally Hemings -- Thomas Jefferson's mistress -- (a part she inherited from Thandie Newton and others) in the acclaimed television miniseries Sally Hemings: An American Scandal (2000). The crime comedy What's the Worst That Could Happen? (2001), with Danny DeVito and Martin Lawrence, represented a low point, but Ejogo saved face via exemplary supporting work in such pictures as Lackawanna Blues (2005) and The Brave One (2007). In the coming years, Ejogo would find additional success on the small screen, on series like Kidnapped and Chaos.

Zach Gilford (Actor) .. Shane

Born: January 14, 1982
Birthplace: Evanston, Illinois, United States

Trivia: A native of Evanston, IL, actor Zach Gilford attended the prestigious college of his hometown, Northwestern University. Eager to try his hand at professional acting after graduating, he started his career out strong when he was cast in the role of Matt Saracen on the popular series Friday Night Lights, a show based on the movie of the same name, about a small town in Texas where high-school football is among the most important things in life. After that show ended its four-year run, Gilford could be seen in Super, The River Why, Answers to Nothing, and In Our Nature.

Kiele Sanchez (Actor) .. Liz

Born: October 13, 1977
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois, United States

Trivia: Is half French, half Puerto Rican. Pursued a career in acting after performing in a high-school production of The Grapes of Wrath. (She overcame stage fright during her work on the production; she also battles claustrophobia.) Was signed by an agent in 2000 after being a finalist in MTV's Wanna Be a VJ contest. Joined the third season of Lost for a full-time role, but her character was killed off due to viewer backlash. Shot scenes in a real Florida swamp for A&E's The Glades. Explained to the (New York) Daily News that when she tells people where she's working, their reactions are either that the state is "fantastic" or "horrible."

Zoë Soul (Actor) .. Cali

Born: June 11, 1994

Justina Machado (Actor) .. Tanya

Born: September 06, 1972
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois, United States

Trivia: A performer whose onscreen activity peaked in the 2000s, Puerto Rican-American actress Justina Machado specialized in portrayals of mature and professional Latina types, often with a pronounced maternal quality and a sexy edge. Early assignments consisted of bit roles in the Nick Cassavetes-directed drama She's So Lovely and the Steven Spielberg epic fantasy A.I.: Artificial Intelligence, as well as guest spots on such series as ER, Angel, and Touched by an Angel, though Machado only rose to fame courtesy of her portrayal of Vanessa Diaz, the wife of mortician Rico (Freddy Rodriguez), on the HBO drama Six Feet Under. In 2007, Machado appeared in a supporting role as Sophia, under the aegis of director Griffin Dunne, in the romantic comedy The Accidental Husband.

John Beasley (Actor) .. Papa Rico

Born: June 26, 1943
Birthplace: Omaha, Nebraska

Jack Conley (Actor) .. Big Daddy

Noel Gugliemi (Actor) .. Diego(as Noel G.)

Castulo Guerra (Actor) .. Barney

Born: August 24, 1945
Birthplace: Córdoba

Michael K. Williams (Actor) .. Carmelo(as Michael K. Williams)

Born: November 22, 1966
Died: September 06, 2021
Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York, United States

Trivia: A native of Brooklyn, NY, actor Michael Kenneth Williams fell into a typecast with repeated portrayals of hoods, toughs, and career criminals from project to project. Williams entered acting courtesy of professional dancing, which he began at the age of 22; in that arena, his unique and individualistic moves caught the attention of producers and landed him in a string of music videos. Williams subsequently decided to pursue classical training as an actor, which he received via participation in the National Black Theater Company and New York's La' MaMA Theatre Company, though his breakthrough arrived at the hands of the late gangster rapper Tupac Shakur, who discovered Williams and cast him as his own little brother in the Julien Temple-directed urban crime drama Bullet (1995). Work for Martin Scorsese followed, with a minor role in the grueling psychodrama Bringing Out the Dead (1999), though Williams scored much broader acclaim and exposure via participation in HBO's popular crime drama series The Wire, where he played stick-up man Omar Little for multiple seasons. Williams then moved back into features with a supporting turn as Devin in actor-turned-director Ben Affleck's Gone Baby Gone (2007), then starred opposite Viggo Mortensen and Charlize Theron in director John Hillcoat's post-apocalyptic thriller The Road (2008).

Edwin Hodge (Actor) .. The Stranger

Born: January 26, 1985
Birthplace: Jacksonville, North Carolina, United States

Trivia: Actor Edwin Hodge resisted being typecast and pigeonholed, and felt equally at home in projects representing a myriad of genres, from frat-boy comedies (National Lampoon Presents: Dorm Daze) to period epics (The Alamo) to teen-oriented thrillers (All the Boys Love Mandy Lane). Hodge (the brother of actor Aldis Hodge) debuted in the early 2000s, signing for one of his first jobs with a supporting role in Victor Nuñez's fine, overlooked ensemble drama Coastlines (2002), and at around the same time made guest appearances on such series as Angel and Touched By an Angel. In 2004, he appeared on the critically praised but short-lived series drama Jack & Bobby; he then tackled roles in the telemovie Fighting the Odds: The Marilyn Gambrell Story (2005) and the teen drama Debating Robert Lee (2006).

LaKeith Stanfield (Actor) .. Young Ghoul Face(as Keith Stanfield)

Born: August 12, 1991
Birthplace: San Bernardino, California, United States

Trivia: Was a performer, as a child, long before starting his professional career, doing accents and putting on puppet shows for his aunt.Decided to become an actor at age 14 shortly after his family moved to Victorville, California.Attended the John Casablancas Modeling & Career Center in Los Angeles.First role was in the 2009 college thesis short film Short Term 12 and then debuted as a professional actor in the 2013 feature film version alongside Brie Larson and Rami Malek.Is in the rap duo MOORS, with Los Angeles-based producer HH, a.k.a. Hrishikesh Hirway.

Roberta Valderrama (Actor) .. Lorraine

Born: October 05, 1977

Niko Nicotera (Actor) .. Roddy

Bel Hernandez (Actor) .. Katherine

Lily Knight (Actor) .. Mrs. Crawley

Born: November 30, 1956

Jasper Cole (Actor) .. Homeless Man

Brandon Keener (Actor) .. Warren Grass

Born: October 01, 1974

Amy Price-Francis (Actor) .. Mrs. Grass(as Amy Price Francis)

Born: September 16, 1975
Birthplace: England

Vick Sabian (Actor) .. Mr. Sabian(as Vick Sabitjian)

Matt Lasky (Actor) .. Bloody Faced Man

Born: March 30, 1982

Wiley B. Oscar (Actor) .. Oscar

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