The Kill Team

Nat Wolff (Actor)

Born: December 17, 1994
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, United States

Trivia: The son of writer, director, actress, and producer Polly Draper (thirtysomething) and musician Michael Wolff (the bandleader on The Arsenio Hall Show), Nat Wolff co-launched a band during his preschool years with his younger brother, Alex, christened the Naked Brothers Band. The outfit culled a considerable amount of commercial success that extended well into the boys' school years; it found Nat authoring and performing bubblegum pop songs, and Alex playing drums, with other youngsters lending added musical support. All told, the boys' precocious adventures prompted Draper to develop, write, executive produce, and direct a scripted feature for television, based on their exploits and starring her two young sons. Appropriately called The Naked Brothers Band Movie, it won the Audience Award at the 2005 Hamptons International Film Festival and gleaned legions of young fans for the up-and-coming musicians (particularly teen and preteen girls). Within a couple of years, the success of this initial effort led to a spin-off show on Nickelodeon, the mockumentary series The Naked Brothers Band (2007), which traveled behind the scenes of the group for a goofy, madcap view of the musicians' day-to-day antics. When the show commenced production, Nat was 11 years old, Alex 8.

Alexander Skarsgård (Actor)

Born: August 25, 1976
Birthplace: Stockholm, Sweden

Trivia: Began acting at 7 years old, but quit at 13 to concentrate on his education. Served in the Swedish military, but returned to acting as a career once he was out of his teens. Lent his support to the Tails for Whales campaign, a global initiative calling for stronger whale protection sponsored by the International Fund for Animal Welfare. The online petition features photos of people making whale tails with their upturned hands. With co-director Björne Larson, won Grand Prix and Press Awards at the 2003 Odense International Film Festival in Denmark for Att döda ett barn (To Kill a Child), a short film narrated by his father, Stellan Skarsgård. Appeared in Lady Gaga's music video for "Paparazzi." Is a fan of the Swedish soccer club Hammarby IF in Stockholm. Nominated for the Swedish Film Institute's Guldbagge ("Golden Beetle") Award for Best Supporting Actor for Hundtricket in 2002.

Adam Long (Actor)

Born: April 25, 1991

Jonathan Whitesell (Actor)

Born: August 28, 1991
Birthplace: Duncan, British Columbia, Canada

Trivia: Started acting at the age of 8.In 2009, enrolled in the Canadian Military but dropped out after realizing it was not what he wanted.Has an Acting for Stage and Screen Diploma from Capilano University, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.When he first audition for Once Upon A Time, he didn't know it was for the role of Hercules.Is an skilled visual effects artist and video editor.

Brian Marc (Actor)

Osy Ikhile (Actor)

Born: September 27, 1988
Birthplace: London, England

Trivia: Parents are Nigerians who relocated to London. Is an avid skateboarder and was Head of Design of a small skateboard clothing company called Rmskate Ltd. in 2014. Attended London's Identity Drama School of Acting starting in 2009. Claimed his first lead role in the 2015 feature film Jet Trash.

Rob Morrow (Actor)

Born: September 21, 1962
Birthplace: New Rochelle, New York, United States

Trivia: One way (though perhaps not the ideal way) to describe the familiar TV persona of American Actor Rob Morrow is as a more neurotic, less loveable Woody Allen. Supporting himself as a waiter and balloon messenger in his earliest acting days, Morrow made his prime time network TV debut in 1988 as Marco on the weekly dramatic series Tattinger's. A year later, he was up for the lead in a planned series called The Antagonists, but he opted instead for a tailor-made role in the shortlived stage play The Substance of Fire. Though warned by his agent that this move would cost him any future TV work, Morrow went on to achieve fame in 1990 as Dr. Joel Fleischman, the misplaced general practictioner of Cicely, Alaska, on CBS' Northern Exposure. Two years into the series, Morrow threatened to quit if he wasn't given a substantial pay hike; but when September rolled around, Morrow was back as Dr. Fleischman. Morrow left Northern Exposure for good in 1994 (the series was obviously on its last legs anyway), but not before appearing as cigar-chomping, Boston-accented, fiercely moralistic federal attorney Richard Goodwin in Quiz Show, the 1994 film re-enactment of the 1958 TV game-show cheating scandal.

Anna Francolini (Actor)

Elham Ehsas (Actor)

Zackary Momoh (Actor)

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