Like Crazy

Anton Yelchin (Actor) .. Jacob

Born: March 11, 1989
Died: June 19, 2016
Birthplace: Leningrad, Soviet Union

Trivia: A Russian immigrant who came to the United States with his figure-skater parents when he was merely six months old, Anton Yelchin found success in his new land since making his acting debut at the age of nine in A Man Is Mostly Water (1999). Acquiring an impressive résumé by the ripe old age of ten, Yelchin appeared in no less than three major motion pictures in 2001 alone, including 15 Minutes, Along Came a Spider, and Hearts in Atlantis opposite Anthony Hopkins. He transitioned to older roles, taking the lead in Alpha Dog (2006) and playing the title character in Charlie Bartlett (2007). In 2009, Yelchin assumed two famous roles: Pavel Chekov in Star Trek (a role he'd reprise in two sequels) and Kyle Reese in Terminator Salvation. He voiced Clumsy Smurf in the 2011 big-screen version of the film and several subsequent sequels and shorts. Yelchin died in 2016, at the age of 27, after a freak car accident.

Felicity Jones (Actor) .. Anna

Born: October 17, 1983
Birthplace: Bournville, Birmingham, England

Trivia: Actress Felicity Jones paid her dues as a teenager, playing a recurring character on the low-budget U.K. fantasy series The Worst Witch. Her next big break would be a TV role, as well, but part of Zoe Brogan on the drama Cape Wrath would come with considerably more prestige. Jones then branched out with a part in the 2008 of the novel Brideshead Revisited and a prominent role in the 2009 Stephen Frears film Chéri. Jones co-starred in the well-received romantic drama Like Crazy, and scored her first Oscar nomination for her work in 2014's The Theory of Everything playing the wife of celebrated scientist Stephen Hawking.

Jennifer Lawrence (Actor) .. Sam

Born: August 15, 1990
Birthplace: Louisville, KY

Trivia: Kentucky-born actress Jennifer Lawrence began her career as a teenager, appearing on shows like Monk and The Bill Engvall Show from 2006 through 2009. In 2008, she appeared alongside Charlize Theron in the critically acclaimed film The Burning Plain, for which she won the Marcello Mastroianni Award for the best young emerging actor/actress. She next made waves starring as the daughter of a troubled mother in 2010's Winter's Bone, which garnered her an Oscar nomination for Best Actress. In 2011 she appeared in the well-reviewed romantic drama Like Crazy, joined the X-Men franchise as Mystique and she won the coveted lead role in the highly anticipated adaptation of The Hunger Games, which would become one of the biggest smash hits of 2012. As if that weren't heady enough for an actress only 22 years old, Lawrence earned stellar reviews for her work opposite Bradley Cooper in Silver Linings Playbook, a critical and popular hit at the end of that year that earned Lawrence the Oscar for Best Actress. The next year followed the same successful pattern, with the second installment of the Hunger Game series, Catching Fire, capturing the number one spot at the domestic box office for 2013, and grabbing another Oscar nomination, for American Hustle.In 2014, she reprised her role as Mystique in X-Men: Days of Future Past and starred in the third Hunger Games film, Mockingjay - Part 1. She wrapped up the series the following year, and also won acclaim (and yet another Oscar nomination) for Joy, playing Miracle Mop inventor Joy Mangano. The film reteamed her with director David O. Russell, making it their third collaboration. Her Oscar nomination for the film made her the youngest person, at age 25, to nab four acting nominations.

Charlie Bewley (Actor) .. Simon

Born: January 25, 1981
Birthplace: London, England

Trivia: Raised on a farm in Leicester. Played a vampire in the Twilight film series, and a vampire hunter on the television series The Vampire Diaries. Made his professional stage debut in The River Line at the Jermyn Street Theatre in 2011, opposite his sister Lydia Rose Bewley. Began a Kickstarter campaign, with actors Matt Dallas and Steven Grayhm, to raise funds for their independent film Thunder Road in 2013.

Alex Kingston (Actor) .. Jackie

Born: March 11, 1963
Birthplace: London, England

Trivia: A classically trained British stage actress, Alex Kingston earned a following amongst American television audiences with her portrayal of the bold and outspoken Dr. Elizabeth Corday on NBC's E.R. The role was Kingston's best known since she portrayed the lusty title character of The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders (1996) on British television; her work on the often-steamy miniseries earned the curly haired actress both acclaim and a certain measure of notoriety in her native country, two things that virtually ensured her crossover to transatlantic engagements.The daughter of a butcher, Kingston was born in London on March 11, 1963. She first became interested in the theatre during a family trip to her mother's native Germany, where her uncle, an actor, was performing on the stage. After making her own stage debut at the age of five as the Angel Gabriel in a Nativity play, Kingston went on to appear in a number of school productions and got her first professional job at 15, when she had a stint as a school bully on the popular TV series Grange Hill. Following her schooling, she trained at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, where she met and fell in love with fellow actor Ralph Fiennes, whom she would marry in 1993 and divorce four years later. After completing her training, Kingston performed in repertory theatre across England and joined the Royal Shakespeare Company. While she portrayed numerous classical characters on the stage, Kingston took on more contemporary characters on television and made her film debut in Peter Greenaway's 1989 The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover. Following her 1996 casting on E.R., Kingston's fan base began to grow, as did her screen appearances. In 1999, she had a leading role as a South African gambler in Mike Hodges' acclaimed Croupier and that same year appeared as a flighty rich woman in the romantic comedy This Space Between Us. Over the next several years, Kingston would find ongoing success in TV, starring on Hope Springs, Marchlands, Upstairs Downstairs, and Doctor Who.

Oliver Muirhead (Actor) .. Bernard

Born: May 10, 1947

Finola Hughes (Actor) .. Liz

Born: October 29, 1960
Birthplace: London, England

Trivia: Studied ballet from the age of 10 through 17 at the Art's Educational theatrical school. Originated the role of Victoria in the London production of Andrew Lloyd Weber's beloved musical Cats. First major big-screen role came as John Travolta's love interest in the 1983 Saturday Night Fever sequel Staying Alive. Appeared as the character Anna Devane on long-running ABC soap operas All My Children and General Hospital, and also portrayed the character's twin sister, Dr. Alexandra Devane. Won a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series in 1991 for her work on General Hospital, and was nominated for the same award in 1990, 2000 and 2002. Created a jewelry line for home shopping network QVC in 2005. Coauthored, with Digby Diehl, the book Soapsuds: A Novel (2006), a fictionalized look at the behind-the-scenes world of soaps. Supports the Art of Elysium, a non-profit organization that provides artistic workshops for seriously ill children.

Chris Messina (Actor) .. Mike Appletree

Born: August 11, 1974
Birthplace: Northport, New York, United States

Trivia: A character-oriented actor who specialized in playing American everymen, Chris Messina emerged in the mid-'90s, landing guest appearances on series programs such as Law & Order and mounting supporting parts in Hollywood features including You've Got Mail and Rounders (both 1998). Messina gained even more exposure when he joined the cast of the quirky HBO comedy drama Six Feet Under during that program's fifth and final season. On that series, Messina played Ted Fairwell, a Republican attorney smitten with Claire Fisher (Lauren Ambrose) who (as the program reveals) will eventually marry her. After Six Feet wrapped, Messina hearkened back to feature portrayals, this time as a lead, in director Jennifer Westfeldt's (Kissing Jessica Stein) critically praised sophomore effort Ira & Abby (2006). The actor proved he could hold his own with a multilayered turn as a neurotic therapist's son who rushes headlong into marriage only to watch his confidence fall to pieces when he learns of his new wife's two ex-husbands. In 2008, Messina took on a supporting role in Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona, opposite Penélope Cruz and Scarlett Johansson. In the years to come, Messina would enjoy continued success as an established actor, appearing in films like Ruby Sparks and Argo, as well as on TV series like The Mindy Project and The Newsroom.

Ben York Jones (Actor) .. Ross

Born: February 11, 1984

Jamie Thomas King (Actor) .. Elliott

Born: July 09, 1981

Amanda Carlin (Actor) .. American Consulate Woman

Barry Sabath (Actor) .. Professor

Keeley Hazell (Actor) .. Sabrina

Born: September 18, 1986

Kayla Barr (Actor) .. College Roommate

James Messer (Actor) .. Delivery Man

Natalie Blair (Actor) .. Natalie

Born: April 16, 1984

Robert Pike Daniel (Actor) .. Court Clerk

Jimmy Tamborello (Actor) .. Figurine Band Member

Meredith Landman (Actor) .. Figurine Band Member

David Foster (Actor) .. Figurine Band Member

Born: May 01, 1950
Birthplace: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Trivia: Joined Chuck Berry's backing band at age 16. Was a member of early-'70s one-hit-wonder band Skylark, which released "Wildflower." In 1992, he accidentally hit actor Ben Vereen with his car on the Pacific Coast Highway. Although Vereen was seriously injured, he made a full recovery. Became senior vice president of A&R at Atlantic Records in 1994 and later founded 143 Records. Established the David Foster Foundation, which raises money to help children who need organ transplants. Was appointed officer of the Order of Canada, the country's highest honor, in 2006. Named chairman of the Verve Music Group in December 2011. Is a member of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and has a star on the Canadian Walk of Fame.

Iris Taylor Cameron (Actor) .. Customs Official #1

Michael Lovett (Actor) .. Customs Official #2

Manal El Masri (Actor) .. Customs Official #3

Callie Beckmann (Actor) .. Ticketing Agent #2

Michael Hyatt (Actor) .. Customs Agent

Julian Stone (Actor) .. Harry

Born: December 31, 1962
Birthplace: Hockley, Essex

Eric Satterberg (Actor) .. Jacob's Friend

John Weselcouch (Actor) .. Jacob's Friend

Michael Reilly (Actor) .. Jacob's Friend

David Cuddy (Actor) .. Jacob's Friend

Katie Wallack (Actor) .. Alex

Julia Montague (Actor) .. Kissing Couple

Jason King (Actor) .. Kissing Couple

Jo Victoria Russell (Actor) .. Girl in Market

Vickie Moss (Actor) .. Girl in Market

Dermot Canavan (Actor) .. Janitor

Stephen Young (Actor) .. Ticketing Agent #1

Born: May 19, 1931

Trivia: The son of a Toronto financier, 18-year-old Stephen Young was signed to a baseball contract with the Cleveland Indians, but his professional athletic career ended before it began when he injured his knee playing ice hockey. Young spent the next few years as a salesman for a variety of items, then took up radio and TV commercial production. While vacationing in Europe with a friend, he landed a bit part in the superproduction Cleopatra (1963), then went on to minor roles in such Spanish-filmed spectaculars as 55 Days at Peking and The Leopard. Upon returning to Toronto, Young decided to become a full-time actor. Billed under his given name of Stephen Levy, he appeared as Jack Williams on the Ontario-based daytime drama Moment of Truth (1965), and co-starred with Austin Fox on the prime time Canadian adventure series Seaway (1965-1966). He then headed to Hollywood, where he starred in a TV pilot called I Married a Bear; it didn't sell, but did lead to Young's two-season hitch as lawyer Ben Caldwell in the weekly Judd for the Defense (1967-1969). Stephen Young went on to character roles in such films as Patton (1970) and Soylent Green (1973), not to mention scores of made-for-TV movies.

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