Trivia: Knew she wanted to be an actress at the age of 4. Got her Screen Actors Guild card thanks to an appearance on the TV series Popular. Is trained in fencing and hand-to-hand combat. Her eventual goal is to open a chain of performing-arts schools.

Trivia: Actress Kelli Williams was acting onscreen before her first birthday, appearing in a diaper ad, as well as a number of other commercials as a small child. By the time she was a teenager, Williams had an agent and was appearing on television on shows like Picket Fences and Party of Five. In 1997, she snagged the leading role of Lindsay Doyle on the popular courtroom drama The Practice and became a fixture in primetime TV. She stayed with the show until 2003 and continued to enjoy her lucrative TV career with shows like Medical Investigation, The Lyon's Den, Lie to Me, and Army Wives.

Trivia: Fell in love with acting when he was in 4th grade and later attended a performing arts junior high school and a performing arts high school.Made his screen debut playing Reggie in the 2000 crime drama The Playaz Court.First recurring television role was Sam Walker in the NBC drama series American Dreams.Portrayed singer Bobby Brown in the 2015 Whitney Houston biopic Whitney.Grandmother trains boxers in Belize, and he did some training with her too.

Trivia: Mark-Paul Gosselaar became a TV teen idol as bleached-blond Zack on Saved by the Bell and spent the latter half of the 1990s trying to live down that legacy. Born in California to Dutch parents, Gosselaar had already made numerous TV guest appearances as a child actor by the time he was cast on Saved by the Bell in 1989. Though the perky high school/college sitcom made him a hit with the young audience, he had difficulties finding work after leaving the show in 1994. Still, he managed to land roles in TV and B-films, including Sticks and Stones (1996), Kounterfeit (1996), and the Western Brothers of the Frontier (1996). Confirming that his teen (and perhaps teen idol) years were behind him, Gosselaar played a college date rapist in She Cried No (1996) and co-starred with Hilary Swank in the college hazing TV movie Dying to Belong (1997). Moving to higher profile feature films, Gosselaar engaged in slightly more lighthearted college hijinks in MTV Films' black comedy Dead Man on Campus (1998). He was back on TV, however, playing young adults in two short-lived drama series, Hyperion Bay (1998) and D.C. (2000). In 2001, Gosselaar was finally able to truly graduate from Saved by the Bell to bona-fide grown-up roles when he was selected to take over for Rick Schroeder on the long-running gritty cop series NYPD Blue. His four year run with the series cemented the actor's new reputation as an adult actor, and he would go on to star on several other shows, like Commander in Chief, Raising the Bar, and Franklin & Bash. In 2015, secure in his adult career, Gosselaar reunited with some of his Saved By the Bell cast members for a skit on The Tonight Show.

Trivia: Is of Indian descent.In 2009, he made his debut as an actor on television. Made his debut as an actor on the big screen in 2016 .Lived with co-star Michael Vlamis during season 1 of Roswell, New Mexico.In 2020, he used his social media to raise awareness of civic engagement and promote voting.

Trivia: Landed an agent just after finishing at Yale and participating in a showcase where he and fellow acting graduates displayed their talents. Spent about a year auditioning, sometimes as many as three times a day, before getting his first acting job on a TV show. Authored the play Footprints in the Snow. A member of the Chautauqua Theater Company of Chautauqua, New York, where, among other roles, he played the title character in a production of Macbeth. At Yale, understudied for Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet.