Trivia: A former ballerina, attended the National Ballet School of Canada from age 3 to 17.Moved to Quebec at age 16 and worked sweeping the sidewalks for the city.Worked at Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada, teaching rock climbing.Is a certified scuba diver.Speaks French.Plays the flute.

Trivia: After spending most of the 1980s in television, Wendy Crewson moved to a number of high-profile feature films in the 1990s. Born in Hamilton, Ontario, Crewson attended Canada's Queens University and continued studying acting in London, England, after college. Back in North America, Crewson sharpened her versatile talent in a number of TV productions, including Heartsounds (1984), Murder: By Reason of Insanity (1985), and Robert Altman's acclaimed political satire Tanner '88 (1988), starring Altman regular and Crewson's husband-to-be Michael Murphy. Though Crewson continued to do TV in the 1990s, including The Lives of Girls and Women (1994), From the Earth to the Moon (1998), and At the End of the Day: The Sue Rodriguez Story (1998), she increasingly branched out into features. Making her mark in a small part in The Doctor (1991), Crewson moved on to larger roles as the mother of a psychotic Macauley Culkin in The Good Son (1993), Tim Allen's ex-wife in the comedy hit The Santa Clause (1994), and Peter Gallagher's unfortunate blind date in the tearjerker To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday (1996). After playing a tough lawyer in the crime thriller Gang Related (1997), Crewson further displayed her ability to convey strength as Harrison Ford's undaunted First Lady in Wolfgang Petersen's summer blockbuster Air Force One (1997). Following a substantial role in the independent romantic comedy Better Than Chocolate (1999), Crewson seemed to be on the verge of adding another hit to her resumé as one of Robin Williams' original owners in the fantasy Bicentennial Man (1999), but the film failed to live up to box-office expectations.

Trivia: Previously taught high school Drama and English.Performed in Theatresports and Big City Improv.Gained much popularity internationally for his role of redneck radio broadcaster Fred Tupper in the successful CBC series Little Mosque on the Prairie.Authored the children's books I Am Dead at Recess and Coby Builds a House.Is a Second City Alum.Regularly writes articles for Durham Region newspaper This Week.

Trivia: Discovered acting was her passion when she won the lead role in the play Alice in Oz in fifth grade.Has training from Anthony Meindl's Acting School in Los Angeles, Meiser Acting Class, in Montreal and Actor's Foundry in Vancouver, among others.Scored her first film and television lead role in the 2006 Canadian biographical mini-series Bethune, playing Lisa.Is an alumnus of The Groundlings in Los Angeles.

Trivia: Has modeled for Abercrombie & Fitch and Dolce & Gabbana. Took acting lessons in order to overcome stage fright. Broke into TV in 2007 with the role of Jeremy Horton on long-running soap Days of Our Lives. Had never played tennis before landing the role of tennis pro Teddy Montgomery on the CW's 90210. Watched Beverly Hills, 90210, as a kid, and was an extra when the series filmed an episode in his hometown. Made his big-screen debut with a bit part in the 2009 sci-fi thriller Surrogates. Has competed in surfing, skiing and snowboarding.