Trivia: Was raised by his grandparents in China while his parents attended graduate school in Canada.Grew up in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, after moving there with his parents at the age of 5.Worked as an accountant at a top accounting firm for almost a year before pursuing acting as a career.Bought out a cinema in Toronto, Canada, for a screening of The Farewell (2019), starring his friend and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) co-star Awkwafina.At Comic-Con 2019, it was revealed that he would play the first Asian superhero, Shang-Chi, in a Marvel film, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021).

Trivia: Traveled around Great Britain with her parents' comedy troupe when she was 3 years old. First television role was in Pete & Pete alongside her mother. Made her film debut in Whatever, which premiered at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival. Starred in the stage play Poof at Montgomery Theater during hiatus from Gilmore Girls in 2004.

Trivia: With the sort of GQ looks that command attention both onscreen and off, longtime actor Steven Bauer has come a long way since making an impression in Brian De Palma's controversial 1983 crime drama Scarface. A native of Cuba whose family fled to Miami shortly after Fidel Castro came to power in 1956, Bauer began his education at Miami-Dade Community College, where a walk-on role in the play Summer and Smoke sparked a lifelong love of acting. He transferred to the University of Miami and continued to hone his craft in such plays as Of Mice and Men, and by the time he moved to New York, Bauer was ready to study under the tutelage of acclaimed acting coach Stella Adler. It was during this time that auditions for Scarface were announced, and with his confidence bolstered by a handful of supporting roles in film and television, Bauer proved that he could hold his own opposite Al Pacino. Cast as the titular character's close friend and partner in crime, the young actor's powerful performance drew a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Although the film's notable violence and profanity ultimately provoked a backlash from both Hollywood and the viewing public, Bauer's career maintained its upward trajectory when, the following year, the handsome rising star took the lead in the romantic thriller Thief of Hearts.Throughout the '80s, roles in such high-profile films as Running Scared (1986) and Gleaming the Cube (1989) helped maintain Bauer's presence on the big screen, but it was a role in the 1990 television miniseries Drug Wars: The Camarena Story that earned him his second Golden Globe nomination and proved he could give a commanding lead performance. Increasingly relegated to low-budget thrillers and forgettable, straight-to-video fare, he had occasional roles in such films as Raising Cain (1992) and Wild Side (1995). In 2000, Bauer shared a Screen Actor's Guild award for Best Ensemble Performance in the acclaimed Steven Soderbergh crime drama Traffic, in which the actor portrayed jailed drug kingpin Carlos Ayala. The roles that immediately followed, however, seemed to offer Bauer little room to expand his talent, though his performance in the popular, but short-lived TV series UC: Undercover at least served to keep him in the spotlight before joining an impressive cast in the 2003 Bob Dylan drama Masked and Anonymous. Married to actress Melanie Griffith for the majority of the '80s, the couple divorced in 1987. Bauer married Ingrid Anderson in 1989.

Trivia: Is trained in jazz and tap dancing. Earned a black belt in Tae Kwon Do at the age of 9. Scored her big break as the host of WB Kids Club in San Francisco. As Alessandra Toreson, guest-starred on Bones, Malcolm in the Middle, Grounded for Life and The War at Home. Cast as the first Cylon in Caprica, the prequel spin-off series to the reimagined Battlestar Galactica series.

Trivia: Was a member of the Thespian Society of Performing Arts. Starred in the children's comedy Los Angelitos at age 7. Played the lead in Oliver Mayer's cabaret musical Rocio In Spite of it All. First named one of People En Español's 50 Most Beautiful People in 2001; appeared on the list several times after that, including once with his mother, Charytin Goyco, in 2008. Is an advocate for the American Diabetes Association.

Trivia: Started his career in 1989 as a stunt double for child actors on the Australian soap Neighbours, which led to him being cast in the role of Toby Mangel. Attended Monash University to study commerce but after performing in the Australian play Hotel Sorrento, his love of acting was rekindled and he transferred to the National Institute of Dramatic Art. Started a theater production company in 2005 with his college friends and they put on co-operative show on at the Darlinghurst Theatre called Bones. Was originally cast in the series Reign as recurring character Prince Don Carlos, but soon after, he was promoted to a series regular and given the role of British Ambassador Gideon Blackburn.

Trivia: Attended the Acting Corps L.A.Is the principal dancer in Beyoncé's music video "Run the World (Girls)."Avid dancer in many styles including tap, ballroom and hip hop.Special skills include yoga, running, gymnastics, rollerblading, bowling and cheerleading.Appeared in television, film, theater, commercials, music videos and print advertising.