Trivia: Actress Lolita Davidovich made her flamboyant film debut by playing the notorious Louisiana stripper Blaze Starr who became the mistress of Governor Earl Long in Blaze (1988). With her voluptuous body (much of which was faked for the film--something Davidovich is not embarrassed to admit), bright red hair, and lively acting style, she accurately captured the qualities that made the real Blaze a living legend. Born of Yugoslavian parents, Davidovich was raised speaking Serbo-Croatian. When she was 10, her parents divorced and she stayed with her mother. Davidovich was determined to become an actress, and as a young woman moved to Chicago to take classes. There she found some stage work under the name Lolita David. She gradually began getting bit parts in feature films like Adventures In Babysitting (1987). It took six months of fiercely competitive auditioning to land the part of Blaze. A wide variety of subsequent roles have allowed her to spread her wings and demonstrate her considerable abilities. She co-starred with acting legends Lynn Redgrave and Ian McKellan for Gods and Monsters (1998), a showbiz drama that took home an Oscar for Best Screenplay. In 2004, Davidovich made several appearances on The L Word, a primetime drama from Showtime that focuses on gay and lesbian issues. Though a far cry from Gods and Monsters, Davidovich co-starred in September Dawn (2007) and Cinema Verite in 2011.

Trivia: Born in 1989, Aimee Teegarden got started in acting as a teenager, appearing on episodes of Disney Channel shows like Hannah Montana and Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide. In 2006, she was cast in the TV series Friday Night Lights, a show based on the film of the same name, following the exploits of the people in a small town in Texas, for whom the high-school football team is one of the most important things in life. After that show came to an end she appeared in projects like Scream 4, Prom, AWOL, and Beneath the Darkness.

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.

Trivia: Grew up in Windsor, Ontario, Canada.Did some local modeling when he was young.Worked at a factory and owned an auto refurnishing business.Decided to move to Vancouver, British Columbia, a year after a road trip with friends during his mid-twenties.Worked as a waiter while taking acting clases in Vancouver, where he met actors Ethan Hawke and Stephen Dorff.